How to assign double inverted (") comma to string in c#?

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How to add doublequotes to a string that is inside a variable?

I am trying to assign a double inverted comma to string in c# as below

string abc = " " ";

that generate error i also tried like

string abc = " +"+ ";

it also generates error please help me to solve this thing

Answer 1

Escape the " inside your string literal with a backslash

string abc = " \" ";

If you want to use a 'verbatim' string literal then you can use a double quote to escape a double quote (Strings in C#):

string abc = @" "" ";

Answer 2

escape it with \

string abc = " \" ";

Answer 3

string blah = "\"";

escape the double quote with a backslash

Answer 4

Consider using a \ to escape the " character.

string abc = "\"";

Answer 5

Escape it like that:

string abc = " \" ";

Answer 6

You can use
string commaString= "\"";
in your snippet.Now
string newString="myString"+commaString<br/>
would be your new string
another and easiest way that c# introduced is string testString = @" "" " You should also try this
I think you need to study the escape sequence handling in c#
also see this question

Answer 7

Try the following:

string abc = "\"";

The \ character tells the C# compiler to just use the next character as a normal character, not a special one (eg: double quotes, which the C# compiler thinks is a string).

Answer 8

Assign like this

String abc="'"abc"'"; string abc="'"+abc+"'";

Answer 9

Either

 string abc = " \" ";

this is like in C or Java. Quote symbol is escaped by backslash.

Or in C# specific way:

string abc = @" "" ";

Quote symbol is typed twice.

Answer 10

You can use quotation marks in your string like as follows..

string abc = " \" ";