Why are different quotes treated differently?

Question

C++ / C#

In python, I'm used to always writing print('Hello, world'), not print("Hello, world").

In C++, if I write std::cout << 'Hello, world';, then visual studio underlines and gives a warning.
And if you write std::cout << "Hello, world";, then everything compiles without comment.

In general, the essence of the issue.
Is it possible to use single quotes (apostrophes) in c++?
If so, is there any way to disable the warning in visual studio?

Answer 1

In c++/c#, quotes ' 'are used for the char data type and can hold 1 character, while quotes
" "are of type string , that is, an array of characters and can span multiple characters.

Answer 2

Learn the syntax of the language you are writing in.
In apostrophes, char, a single character.
In quotes - a string.
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