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# Legal string syntax in Tcl
set x hello
set y "hello"
set z "hello world"
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set x 4
puts "He ate $x apples" ; # prints 'He ate 4 apples'
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set l { He ate 4 "green apples" }
set l [list He ate 4 "green apples" ]
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set x 4
puts "He ate $x apples" ; # prints 'He ate 4 apples'
puts { He ate $x apples } ; # prints 'He ate $x apples'
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set x 4
qpushbutton "Immediate" "qinformation Information $x" ; # displays '4'
qpushbutton "Delayed" { qinformation Information $x } ; # displays '5'
set x 5
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set result [expr 2 + 2 ]
puts $result
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set l [list 1 2 3]
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Here the variable 'l' is assigned and the value returned by the bracketed expression, which in this case creates a list.