C Sharp (C#) - Strings and StringBuilderWhich of the following is the correct syntax for a raw string literal in C# 11+?A"""This is a raw string"""B@"This is a raw string"C'This is a raw string'D"This is a raw string"Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall raw string literal syntaxRaw string literals in C# 11+ use triple double quotes to start and end the string.Step 2: Compare options"""This is a raw string""" uses triple double quotes correctly; @"This is a raw string" is verbatim string syntax, not raw string.Final Answer:"""This is a raw string""" -> Option AQuick Check:Raw strings use triple quotes = D [OK]Quick Trick: Raw strings use triple quotes """ at start and end [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing verbatim strings (@) with raw strings (""")Using single quotes for stringsUsing normal double quotes for raw strings
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