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<code>m a happy camper'</code>
<code>m a happy camper'</code>


which it doesn't understand -- it's not 'valid' Python. Those letters aren't variables (we haven't assigned them to anything), and that trailing quote isn't balanced. So it raises a <code>SyntaxError</code>.
which it doesn't understand -- the quotes aren't balanced and it's not 'valid' Python. Those letters aren't variables (we haven't assigned them to anything), and that trailing quote isn't balanced. So it raises a <code>SyntaxError</code>.


We can use double quotes to avoid this problem:
We can use double quotes to avoid this problem:
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