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What's the @ in front of a string in C#?
why do we use @ to replace \ with another string using string.replace(@"\","$$")
i’m using C# windows application
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@in front of a string literal makes it a verbatim string literal, so the backslash\does not need to be doubled. You can use"\\"instead of@"\"for the same effect.