In C#, you can add double quotes to a string that is inside a variable by using string concatenation or string interpolation. Here are examples of both approaches:
string originalString = "Hello, World!"; string stringWithQuotes = "\"" + originalString + "\""; Console.WriteLine(stringWithQuotes);
string originalString = "Hello, World!"; string stringWithQuotes = $"\"{originalString}\""; Console.WriteLine(stringWithQuotes); In both examples:
originalString variable contains the original string."\"" + originalString + "\"") or string interpolation ($"\"{originalString}\"").The resulting stringWithQuotes variable will have the original string enclosed in double quotes. Adjust the code based on your specific requirements.
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string originalString = "Hello World"; string stringWithQuotes = "\"" + originalString + "\"";
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