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- glad you got it running.i was somewhat baffled (and i assume you were)
The double quotes were used because the output would be generated html, to be honest though it does`nt matter in html or php which you use, however PHP does interpret quotes differently, a single quote is literal, and everything within the quotes is outputted exactly as it written, but double quotes can pass variables, object propertys, arrays etc I.e echo "String: {$obj->values[3]->name}"; further reading
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