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 * **`quoted (Text:string, Quote:'"' | "'" = '"'):string`**<br>returns a copy of the given `Text` (embedded within a pair of `Quote`s) in which all control characters and `Quote`s have been replaced by their corresponding escape sequences. The outcome of this function may, f.e., used to construct literal values in JSON files. `Quote` is optional and defaults to the double-quotes character<br>&nbsp;<br>
 * **`HTMLsafe (Argument:string, EOLReplacement?:string):string`**<br>returns a copy of the given `Argument` in which all control characters (except `\n`) and characters with a special meaning for HTML have been replaced by their corresponding HTML entities. Any linefeed characters (`\n`) will be replaced by the given `EOLReplacement` string - specification of `EOLReplacement` is optional and defaults to `<br/>`
 * **`MarkDownSafe (Argument:string, EOLReplacement?:string):string`**<br>returns a copy of the given `Argument` in which all control characters (except `\n`) and characters with a special meaning for (HTML and) Markdown have been replaced by their corresponding HTML entities. Any linefeed characters (`\n`) will be replaced by the given `EOLReplacement` string - specification of `EOLReplacement` is optional and defaults to `<br/>`<br>&nbsp;<br>
-* **`ValuesDiffer (thisValue:any, otherValue:any, Mode?:'by-value'|'by-reference'|undefined):boolean`**<br>returns `true` if `thisValue` differs from `otherValue` - or `false` otherwise. Equality is checked by inspection, i.e., `null`, `undefined`, booleans, strings and functions are checked using the JavaScript `===` operator, comparison of numbers also takes care of `NaN` and a potential deviation by `Number.EPSILON` and objects or arrays are (by default) compared element by element. If the optional `Mode` is set to `by-reference`, Objects are always compared by reference
-* **`ValuesAreEqual (thisValue:any, otherValue:any, Mode?:'by-value'|'by-reference'|undefined):boolean`**<br>returns `true` if `thisValue` equals to `otherValue` - or `false` otherwise. Equality is checked by inspection, i.e., `null`, `undefined`, booleans, strings and functions are checked using the JavaScript `===` operator, comparison of numbers also takes care of `NaN` and a potential deviation by `Number.EPSILON` and objects or arrays are (by default) compared element by element. If the optional `Mode` is set to `by-reference`, Objects are always compared by reference<br>&nbsp;<br>
+* **`ValuesDiffer (thisValue:any, otherValue:any, Mode?:'by-value'|'by-reference'|undefined):boolean`**<br>returns `true` if `thisValue` differs from `otherValue` - or `false` otherwise. Equality is checked by inspection, i.e., `null`, `undefined`, booleans, strings and functions are checked using the JavaScript `===` operator, comparison of numbers also takes care of `NaN` and a potential deviation by `Number.EPSILON` and objects or arrays are (by default) compared element by element. If the optional `Mode` is set to `by-reference`, Objects are always compared by reference, if set to `by-value`, instances of `Boolean`, `Number` and `String` are always compared by their primitive value
+* **`ValuesAreEqual (thisValue:any, otherValue:any, Mode?:'by-value'|'by-reference'|undefined):boolean`**<br>returns `true` if `thisValue` equals to `otherValue` - or `false` otherwise. Equality is checked by inspection, i.e., `null`, `undefined`, booleans, strings and functions are checked using the JavaScript `===` operator, comparison of numbers also takes care of `NaN` and a potential deviation by `Number.EPSILON` and objects or arrays are (by default) compared element by element. If the optional `Mode` is set to `by-reference`, Objects are always compared by reference, if set to `by-value`, instances of `Boolean`, `Number` and `String` are always compared by their primitive value<br>&nbsp;<br>
 * **`ObjectIsEmpty (Candidate:any):boolean`**<br>returns true if the given `Candidate` is an empty object (i.e., an object without any *own* properties) - or `false` otherwise
 * **`ObjectIsNotEmpty (Candidate:any):boolean`**<br>returns true if the given `Candidate` is a non-empty empty object (i.e., an object with at least one *own* property) - or `false` otherwise
 * **`StringIsEmpty (Candidate:string):boolean`**<br>returns true if the given `Candidate` is an empty string (i.e., a string which either contains no characters at all or only whitespace characters) - or `false` otherwise