C# two double quotes

Question

I want to print two double quotes in C# as the output. How to do this?

I mean the output should be: \"\" Hello World \"\"

Answer 1

Use a backslash before the double quotes: \"

Answer 2

Escape them:

Console.WriteLine("\"Hello world\"");

Answer 3

Using a @-char before the 'normal' double quotes will result in printing every special char between those dubble quotes

string foo = @"foo "bar"";

Answer 4

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); sb.Append("\"Hello World \""); string s = sb.ToString();

Answer 5

you can output with the @, which will automatically escape special characters.

string output = "\"\" Hello World \"\"";

string output = @""""" Hello World """"";