Whenever I ask my English teacher wife about this sort of thing she reminds me that punctuation is rhetorical.
If it's important to the writer that what is quoted be identified as a sentence then I agree with you, and I'm going to start using that construction in my writing.
But when it comes to quoting words people say, is often good enough to just quote the words.
When you store a command in a string, to you include the trailing newline? I usually don't, but it'll always depend on the use case.
If it's important to the writer that what is quoted be identified as a sentence then I agree with you, and I'm going to start using that construction in my writing.
But when it comes to quoting words people say, is often good enough to just quote the words.
When you store a command in a string, to you include the trailing newline? I usually don't, but it'll always depend on the use case.