C# Tutotial : Concatenation & Placeholder methods, escape sequence and literals : Part 2
Concatenation Method
var temp = "Hello Ram";
Consile.Writeline("The message is : " + temp);
Placeholder Method
var temp = "Hello Ram";
Consile.Writeline("The message is : {0}", temp);
Escape sequence in c#
\ (Back slash) is the escape sequence in c#, e.g. \n, \r.
Vertabin literal
string with @ symbol in prefix, it is used to print escape sequence as it is.
e.g. var path = @"c:\Newfolder\Hello.txt"
var temp = "Hello Ram";
Consile.Writeline("The message is : " + temp);
Placeholder Method
var temp = "Hello Ram";
Consile.Writeline("The message is : {0}", temp);
Escape sequence in c#
\ (Back slash) is the escape sequence in c#, e.g. \n, \r.
Vertabin literal
string with @ symbol in prefix, it is used to print escape sequence as it is.
e.g. var path = @"c:\Newfolder\Hello.txt"
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