Can you create a JavaScript string without using ' or " quotes?

Question

I have a JS file with some XML in it, where the XML is supposed to get converted to a word by the server.

E.g.

var ip = \"

        

Answer 1

You can't create a string without using a single or double quote, as even calling the String() prototype object directly still requires you to pass it the string.

Inside XML you would use CDATA, but inside JS you'll have to just escape the '\"strings\"' "\'appropriately\'"