Inserting a " in a string

[Guest]

How can insert a " is a string ?

And Also

How can I insert a carriage return in a string ?

 

[Tim Wilson]

[C#]
string s = @"This is my "verbatim" string.";
string s = "This is my \"escaped\" string.";

[C#]
string s = "This is my string with a line break." + Environment.NewLine +
"Now I'm on a new line.";
Technically you could just use "\r\n" to indicate a new line. But the
Environment.NewLine property would be more robust in the sense that this
property returns a string based on the current platform. So if you, possibly
down the road, were running on a different platform then this would still
function properly. Plus, Environment.NewLine works in other languages were
"\r\n" is pretty much specific to the C language.

Is that what you were after?

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

How can insert a " is a string ?

\\\
Dim s As String = "He said: ""Hello World""."
///

How can I insert a carriage return in a string ?

\\\
Dim s As String = "Hello" & ControlChars.Cr & "World"
///

For a new line, use 'ControlChars.NewLine' or 'Environment.NewLine'.

 

[Tim Wilson]

Sure. There's more than one way to do pretty much anything in .Net.

--
Tim Wilson
..Net Compact Framework MVP

string BTW = @"this string includes
a newline";

[C#]
string s = @"This is my "verbatim" string.";
string s = "This is my \"escaped\" string.";

[C#]
string s = "This is my string with a line break." + Environment.NewLine +
"Now I'm on a new line.";
Technically you could just use "\r\n" to indicate a new line. But the
Environment.NewLine property would be more robust in the sense that this
property returns a string based on the current platform. So if you, possibly
down the road, were running on a different platform then this would still
function properly. Plus, Environment.NewLine works in other languages were
"\r\n" is pretty much specific to the C language.

Is that what you were after?

 

[Uri Dor]

string BTW = @"this string includes
a newline";