how to write single back slash in string in asp .net

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like i want output sting as

abscd\fkfdf

Posted 11-Sep-12 19:58pm

myfusion

Updated 14-Jun-18 0:58am

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**JF2015** · Answer 1 · 2012-09-11T20:04:00

Solution 1

Here are your two options:

C#

string test1 = @"abscd\fkfdf";
string test2 = "abscd\\fkfdf";

Posted 11-Sep-12 20:04pm

JF2015

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myfusion 12-Sep-12 2:09am

i have tried this solution.bt its not working

JF2015 12-Sep-12 2:16am

So, what is the error? Compiler error or does it display incorrectly?

myfusion 12-Sep-12 2:17am

yup the output string is abscd\\fkfdf

JF2015 12-Sep-12 2:31am

For both solutions i provided (test1 and test2)?

myfusion 12-Sep-12 2:33am

yup for both of these solution..
i have checked output string during debugging..
actually this string is used somewhere else also.

JF2015 12-Sep-12 2:35am

During debugging (e.g. in the watch window) it definitely shows the two slashes, but it should not show it in the UI.

myfusion 12-Sep-12 2:38am

actually this string is also used in somewhere else..
and at that place i want this with single slash

JF2015 12-Sep-12 2:46am

Where in your UI is this string not correctly displayed. This is all pretty standard and there must be a different problem. Normally when you write @"hello\world" it show one slash and when you write @"hello\\world" it shows two.

myfusion 12-Sep-12 2:49am

this is a string is server name and used in connection string..

JF2015 12-Sep-12 2:53am

Unless you update your question to show more code, it will be hard to help you.

myfusion 12-Sep-12 3:07am

thanks...

Fazeel Mehar · Answer 2 · 2018-06-14T01:00:00

Solution 2

In VB.NET

Dim DomainAndUsername As String= initShortDomainName & "\" & lg_username.Text

In C#

string DomainAndUsername =string.Concat(initShortDomainName , @"\" , lg_username.Text);

Posted 14-Jun-18 1:00am

Fazeel Mehar