SYNOPSIS:
    string: A series of characters, terminated by whitespace
            Single or double quotes can be used to include whitespace.

DESCRIPTION:
    Many parameters for eccet commands take strings as arguments.
    In most cases, you will only specify a single "word" (i.e.
    a sequence of characters not containing whitespace). In these
    cases no special quoting is necessary.
    However, if you want to include whitespace in a string argument
    you can quote it using single quotes like this: 'my string'.
    Moreover you can use double quotes to include more strange
    characters using backslash () escape sequences like in C.
    Allowed escapes are r (CR), n (NL), \ (), t (Tab),
    ' ('), " ("), xYY (char with code 0xYY), OOO (char with
    code OOO octal).

EXAMPLES:
    bla, 'my string', "john's string", "result is "bla"."

SEE ALSO:
    integer, void, double, expression
