Micki-Weaver
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" in a string??
how do I put "'s in a string??
so
string s = @"I would like to say "HI", thanks";
so
string s = @"I would like to say "HI", thanks";
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Guy Hengel [angelIII / a3]
string s = @"I would like to say ""HI"", thanks";
try this
string s = @"I would like to say \"HI\", thanks";
string s = @"I would like to say \"HI\", thanks";
ASKER
nope
??
string s = @"I would like to say \"HI\", thanks";
MessageBox.Show(str); // should get what you want
string s = @"I would like to say \"HI\", thanks";
MessageBox.Show(str); // should get what you want
??
string s = @"I would like to say \"HI\", thanks";
MessageBox.Show(str); // should get what you want
string s = @"I would like to say \"HI\", thanks";
MessageBox.Show(str); // should get what you want
ASKER
thats what I thought but no, if you can compile that send me the exe
ASKER
i got around it for now with ulgy code,
string s = "say"+(char)34+@"HI"+(char
string s = "say"+(char)34+@"HI"+(char
ASKER
I would still like to know if I can do it clean
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nice thanks