Inside of you are two wolves:
One of them wants to be grammatically correct and put the punctuation inside "the quoted text."
The other one has been programming for 25 years and is howling at the top of its lungs, "I demand proper nesting!".
Inside of you are two wolves:
One of them wants to be grammatically correct and put the punctuation inside "the quoted text."
The other one has been programming for 25 years and is howling at the top of its lungs, "I demand proper nesting!".
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Punctuation in German is similar:
"Punctuation marks that belong to what is reproduced literally are placed before the closing quotation mark.
Punctuation marks that belong to the accompanying clause are placed after the closing quotation mark. Both the quoted sentence and the accompanying sentence retain their exclamation and question marks."