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What is @ for in C#
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13/01/2011 07:54:54
 
 
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ASP.NET
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Coding, syntax and commands
Miscellaneous
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01496013
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>>>I came across a line of code like this:
>>>
>>>
string path = @"C:\Temp\" + this.oReceipt.Entity.ReceiptNumber + @".pdf";
>>>
>>>What is the "@" for?
>>>
>>>I am now wanting to store the folder ina variable, so how would I change that line to something like this:
>>>
>>>
string path = @oAppSettings.ReceiptFolder + this.oReceipt.Entity.ReceiptNumber + @".pdf";
>>
>>There is a nice explanation here:
>>http://en.csharp-online.net/CSharp_FAQ:_What_does_at_sign_identifier_mean
>
>Thanks, very clear now :)

:o) Glad I could help. If you want to research it more, look up verbatim identifiers...
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