How do you assign the string Hello World to a variable msg preserving the space in bash?

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Bash Scripting - Variables

How do you assign the string Hello World to a variable msg preserving the space in bash?

Amsg='Hello World'

Bmsg=Hello World

Cmsg=Hello_World

Dmsg= "Hello World"

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand how to assign strings with spaces
Strings with spaces must be quoted to be assigned correctly.
Step 2: Check for correct quoting and no spaces around =
msg='Hello World' uses single quotes with no spaces around =, which is correct.
Final Answer:
msg='Hello World' -> Option A
Quick Check:
Quote strings with spaces and no spaces around = [OK]

Quick Trick: Quote strings with spaces; no spaces around = [OK]

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