Question

I am using a relative file path in one of the cs file to get a location to save an image.

Is there any difference in using ../ and ..// for getting the path.

Answer 1

I don’t know if your slashes are actually backslashes, but in c#, you have to escape backslashes.

var path = "..\\file.txt";

path’s value is actually ..\file.txt, because the “\” is actually one (escaped) backslash.

However, if it is:

var path = @"..\file.txt";

then it is the same. The @ means you want the string as-is, without any escaping, so both “path” variables are the same.