C# supports two forms of string literals: regular string literals and verbatim string literals.
In a verbatim string literal (@"foo") in C#, backslashes aren't treated as escapes, so doing \" to get a double quote …
c# string escaping literals verbatim-stringHow do you do a verbatim string literal in VB.NET? This is achieved in C# as follows: String str = @"…
c# vb.net string escaping verbatim-stringIn C# 6 there is a new feature: interpolated strings. These let you put expressions directly into code. Rather than relying …
c# string-interpolation c#-6.0 verbatim-stringI have a long string (a path) with double backslashes, and I want to replace it with single backslashes: string …
c# string replace escaping verbatim-stringI have a path that is named defaultPath I want to add it into this verbatim string literal but can …
c# string-literals verbatim-stringI am a bit new to c#, and i am stuck at this point, I have a regular string, where …
c# .net string escaping verbatim-stringI want the following line inside a *.tex file to be printed "as is": while (tmp[0] == '\r' || tmp[0] == '\…
escaping latex verbatim-stringI have a database table that containing file paths of excel files that I import using a C# script. The …
c# string verbatim-stringI need to print a "b" c with the vebatim string, I posed another question about multiple line code template …
c# .net stringtemplate verbatim-stringI'm trying to create a string literal representing an array of JSON objects so I thought of using string interpolation …
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