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eg:<br />
think &nbsp;initialzly resp=5<br />
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now as ur give <br />
ur going to assign new value to resp !! <br />
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resp + &quot;&lt;BusinessName id='&quot;+BusinessId+&quot;'&gt;&quot;+Busi<wbr />nessName+&quot;<wbr />&lt;/Business<wbr />Name&gt;&quot;;<br />
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+ &nbsp;for concatenate the strings ..<br />
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&lt;BusinessName&gt; &nbsp;tag ur &nbsp;using !! <br />
&lt;/BusinessName&gt; close the tag !! <br />
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property is id<br />
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u want to assign string value to id ..<br />
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so ' &quot;&nbsp;+BusinessId+&quot; ' &nbsp;<br />
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eg:
think  initialzly resp=5


now as ur give
ur going to assign new value to resp !!

resp + "<BusinessName id='"+BusinessId+"'>"+BusinessName+"</BusinessName>";
 
+  for concatenate the strings ..

<BusinessName>  tag ur  using !!
</BusinessName> close the tag !!

property is id

u want to assign string value to id ..

so ' " +BusinessId+" '  



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I would like to review before assigning points. sorry for the delay
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I would like to review before assigning points. sorry for the delay

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I agree with moderator.<br />

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In the code found below, Can someon tell me what the apostrophe is used for? What is its purpose?<br />
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resp = resp + &quot;&lt;BusinessName id='&quot;+BusinessId+&quot;'&gt;&quot;+Busi<wbr />nessName+&quot;<wbr />&lt;/Business<wbr />Name&gt;&quot;;
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In the code found below, Can someon tell me what the apostrophe is used for? What is its purpose?

resp = resp + "<BusinessName id='"+BusinessId+"'>"+BusinessName+"</BusinessName>";

Java Code - Appostrophe (most likely spelled wrong)

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