Does Django differentiate “…” and ‘…’ when extends to a base template ?

I have this code in the base.html template

[code]
<script>
{% block script %}{% endblock %}
</script>
[/code]

and this code in the welcome.html template which extends the base.html template

[code]
<script>
{% block script %}
function toggleDropdown (){
document.getElementById(‘dropdown-id’).classList.toggle(‘display’);

}

{% endblock %}
</script>
[/code]

The toggleDropdown doesn’t produce any display. But only works with this refactoring in the welcome.html

[code]
<script>
{% block script %}
function toggleDropdown (){
document.getElementById(“dropdown-id”).classList.toggle(“display”);

}

{% endblock %}
</script>
[/code]

Notice that the only changes made are with the

[code] document.getElementById(‘dropdown-id’).classList.toggle(‘display’); [/code]

to

[code] document.getElementById(“dropdown-id”).classList.toggle(“display”); [/code]

i.e from ‘…’ to “…” . I still don’t understand why it happens that way .

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