[Solved] What will this C# code print? string multiLine = @"Line1 Line2"; string rawMulti = """Line1 Line2"""; Console.WriteLine(multiLine.Length == rawMulti.Length); | C Sharp (C#)

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What will this C# code print?

string multiLine = @"Line1
Line2";
string rawMulti = """Line1
Line2""";
Console.WriteLine(multiLine.Length == rawMulti.Length);

AFalse

BRuntime exception

CCompilation error

DTrue

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze multiLine string content
multiLine is verbatim string with literal \n characters, so length counts backslash and n as two chars.
Step 2: Analyze rawMulti string content
rawMulti is raw string with actual newline character, so length counts newline as one char.
Step 3: Compare lengths
Lengths differ because verbatim string has two chars for \n, raw string has one newline char.
Final Answer:
False -> Option A
Quick Check:
Verbatim \n vs raw newline length differs = false [OK]

Quick Trick: Verbatim \n is two chars; raw string newline is one char [OK]

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