CSharp examples for Language Basics:string
To use a quote in a string, you use an escape character.
The following prints "Hello World", including quotes:
System.Console.WriteLine("\"Hello World\"");
To use a backslash, you also must use an escape character:
System.Console.WriteLine("My Code: C:\\Books\\TYCSharp\\Originals\\");
When @ precedes a string, the string's value is taken literally.
System.Console.WriteLine(@"My Code: C:\Books\TYCSharp\Originals\");
To use a double quote in a string formatted with @, you must use two double quotes.
The following is the equivalent code for the "Hello World" example:
System.Console.WriteLine(@"""Hello World!""");