I am trying to include quotation marks in a string, and
struggling. The string should be;
"VOLT"
However if I define the string as I would normally;
public string VoltString = " "VOLT"
";
errors are thrown since the compiler sees the first two quotation marks and
thinks that anything between them is the string, then throws an error on the reminder
of the line VOLT" ";.
One way around this would be if I could remove the quotation marks again though
the same issue arises since the code would be;
char[] trimChars = {"""};
string voltString = voltString.Trim(trimChars);
and again I end up with three quotation marks and the compiler seeing only the
first two.
Does anybody know of any way for me to either include quotation marks in strings
defined in the code, or remove quotation marks from a text box string when I
need to use the same piece of information less the quotation marks later
Thank you.
P.H.

Including " Quotation marks in strings.
sneakBeats
You are always welcome :)
Best Regards,
WEE3
Peter H.
RPagels
Use this:
public string VoltString = "\"VOLT\"";
or
public string VoltString = @""VOLT"";
I hope this will help!
Best regards,