how to include back tick ` in ticked string

[badiku]

kind simple, but I do not see any about tick in tick.

https://github.com/odin-lang/examples/blob/master/strings/basic_string_example.odin

https://odin-lang.org/docs/overview/
Raw string literals are enclosed in single back ticks.

how to include tick in a ticked string?

abc \ ' ?

ab``c ?

a`b ?

so no one use tick in tick?

[Kelimion]

Correct. Raw strings are for when you don't want to employ escape sequences, for example a multiline string, or when you want to want to employ them as-is, like \n without it turning into a newline.

If you want to include a backtick in a raw string, you can break it up into two raw strings and concatenate it with a regular one.

raw_with_backtick := `Hellope` + "`" + `there`