How does the ENT_NOQUOTES flag in PHP's htmlspecialchars() function affect the encoding of quotation marks?

The ENT_NOQUOTES flag in PHP's htmlspecialchars() function prevents the encoding of quotation marks. This means that any quotation marks in the input string will not be converted to their HTML entity equivalents. This can be useful when you want to allow quotation marks in the output without them being encoded. 

$input = 'This is a "quoted" string';
$output = htmlspecialchars($input, ENT_QUOTES);
echo $output;

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ENT_NOQUOTES htmlspecialchars() encoding quotation marks PHP

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