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C # code and string format when using $@ how good-looking

Time:10-13



 
The namespace demo_str
{
Class Program
{
The static void Main (string [] args)
{
String biaoTi="quiet night think";
String zuoZhe="li bai";
String neiRong;

If (true)
{
If (true)
{
If (true)
{
NeiRong=@ "bright moonlight before bed, doubt is frost on the ground,
Look at the bright moon, bowed their heads and remembering home, ";
}
}
}

If (true)
{
If (true)
{
If (true)
{
If (true)
{
Console. WriteLine ($@ "title: {biaoTi}

Author: {zuoZhe}

Content: {neiRong} ");
The Console. ReadKey ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
}

CodePudding user response:

Plus the escape character \ r line,

CodePudding user response:

Use '\ n' instead of a newline, you there is no need to use @ ban escape character

CodePudding user response:

Nice is a subjective judgment, for you, should you coding style often can,
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