How do I correct this error ?

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I am basically trying to attach the .exe file of a console based application to a asp.net web application. So this is the error coming;

protected void ImageButton1_Click(object sender, ImageClickEventArgs e)
      {
          System.Diagonsis.Process.Start ( 'C:/Users/Shark Ramsha/Downloads/SIMPLE_CHATBOT_SYSTEM_IN_C_WITH_SOURCE_CODE(3)/ChatBotProject/ChatBotProject/bin/Debug');
      }

What I have tried:

Before I had written it within the double quotes, so it was showing error for the whole line, now I removed it and it is showing only error at these spots which on Start and one before 'C .

Posted 22-May-22 10:30am

ramsha naaz

Updated 22-May-22 10:46am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2022-05-22T10:46:00

Double quotes delimit strings: "Hello World".
Single quotes delimit characters: 'H', 'e', 'l', ...

But the original problem was spelling ...

System.Diagonsis.Process.Start ( "C:/Users/Shark ...

Should be:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start ( "C:/Users/Shark ...

However, that probably won't work, and almost certainly not in production: IIS doesn't run under your user, it has it's own with heavily restricted access to hard drives and related hardware. So that folder will not be accessible to your web based app.