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In Ruby it’s possible to use the strings without the need to escape the double quote in the string, like Q/Some my string with “double quotes”/
Is it possible with C# to use a string without a need to escape double quotes?
For a good reason I need to write inline SQL and it’s very annoying to escape double quotes every time I put SQL query from DB console to C# code.
I know it’s possible to use \” or “” as one double quote. But is it possible to avoid the need to escape the double quotes?
No, this is not possible in C#. You could write your SQL in a separate file and then read it from there.