Multiline C# interpolated string literal

Multiline C# interpolated string literal

In C#, you can create multiline interpolated string literals by using the $ symbol before the opening double-quote and then inserting line breaks (\n) where needed. Here's an example:

string multilineString = $@"This is a multiline string with {Environment.NewLine}interpolated values: {1 + 2} "; 

In this example, we're using the $ symbol before the opening double-quote to indicate that this is an interpolated string. We're also using the @ symbol to indicate that this is a verbatim string literal, which allows us to include line breaks without using the escape character \.

To insert a line break in the interpolated string, we're using the Environment.NewLine property, which returns the newline string for the current platform ("\r\n" on Windows, "\n" on Unix/Linux).

Finally, we're using curly braces {} to insert an interpolated value (1 + 2) in the string.

This will result in a string with multiple lines and interpolated values:

This is a multiline string with interpolated values: 3 

Examples

  1. How to create a multiline interpolated string in C#?

    • Description: Learn the syntax for creating multiline interpolated string literals in C# for better code readability.
    • Code:
      string multilineString = $@" This is a multiline interpolated string in C#."; 
  2. Handling line breaks and indentation in multiline interpolated strings in C#

    • Description: Understand how to handle line breaks and indentation effectively when using multiline interpolated strings.
    • Code:
      string formattedString = $@" Line 1: {variable1} Line 2: {variable2}"; 
  3. Multiline interpolated strings with expressions in C#

    • Description: Explore using expressions within multiline interpolated strings for dynamic content.
    • Code:
      string dynamicString = $@" Total: {CalculateTotal()} Date: {DateTime.Now}"; 
  4. Creating SQL queries as multiline interpolated strings in C#

    • Description: Learn how to use multiline interpolated strings to build SQL queries in a more readable format.
    • Code:
      string sqlQuery = $@" SELECT * FROM Users WHERE Age > {minAge}"; 
  5. Multiline interpolated strings for HTML content in C#

    • Description: Understand how to leverage multiline interpolated strings for generating HTML content in C#.
    • Code:
      string htmlContent = $@" <div> <p>Hello, {userName}!</p> </div>"; 
  6. Using multiline interpolated strings for JSON in C#

    • Description: Explore how to create well-formatted JSON strings using multiline interpolated strings.
    • Code:
      string jsonString = $@" {{ ""key1"": ""value1"", ""key2"": {someVariable} }}"; 
  7. Multiline interpolated strings with string interpolation alignment in C#

    • Description: Learn how to align variables within multiline interpolated strings for better visual representation.
    • Code:
      string alignedString = $@" Name: {name,-15} Age: {age,3}"; 
  8. Multiline interpolated strings with conditional expressions in C#

    • Description: Explore using conditional expressions within multiline interpolated strings for dynamic content based on conditions.
    • Code:
      string resultString = $@" Result: {(success ? "Success" : "Failure")}"; 
  9. Multiline interpolated strings with format specifiers in C#

    • Description: Understand how to apply format specifiers within multiline interpolated strings for formatting numerical values.
    • Code:
      string formattedNumber = $@" Formatted Number: {someNumber:N2}"; 
  10. Creating multiline interpolated strings with verbatim syntax in C#

    • Description: Explore using verbatim syntax (@) with multiline interpolated strings to avoid escaping characters.
    • Code:
      string verbatimString = $@" Line 1: C:\Folder\file.txt Line 2: {someVariable}"; 

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