逃离C＃，有点困惑

Question

I feel stupid for asking such a question. How do I escape double quotes?

I've tried Google and it says to use \\" but it don't seem to work.

string html = @"<a href=\"http://google.com\">Test</a>";

It returns

';' expected

What am I doing wrong?

Answer 1

One of these:

string html = "<a href=\"http://google.com\">Test</a>";
string html = @"<a href=""http://google.com"">Test</a>";

The escaping varies between the two forms. The second, with the "@" prefix, is known as a verbatim string literal , allows line breaks and so on, and doesn't treat the backslash as a special escaping character. It thus handles everything except the double quote without need for escaping - and the double quote is escaped by doubling it so it isn't interpreted as the end of the string literal.