There is a type of string in which you disable the processing of a literal’s escape characters and print the string as is. What is this string? the symbol used to prefix the string, and a possible use for?
is it \?
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There is a type of string in which you disable the processing of a literal’s escape characters and print the string as is. What is this string? the symbol used to prefix the string, and a possible use for?
is it \?
It is the
@character:@"c:\path"It is called a verbatim string literal.