Real basic question here. Since I'm new to C#, how do I code a line feed
for text. I want to have several paragraphs in a text box and need some
space between them. Also, please respond with how to concatenated the two
strings together along with the line feeds. From what I remember from my
C++ days it was always \n and with an ANSI string I could always do
something like "String1" + \n\n + "String2"; but apparently that doesn't
work in C#

Thanks

See the thread linked below.
http://www.google.ca/groups?hl=en&lr...0a%2540phx.gbl

To concatenate strings just use the "+".
string s = "Hello" + ", " + "World";

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"Aaron" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Real basic question here. Since I'm new to C#, how do I code a line feed
> for text. I want to have several paragraphs in a text box and need some
> space between them. Also, please respond with how to concatenated the two
> strings together along with the line feeds. From what I remember from my
> C++ days it was always \n and with an ANSI string I could always do
> something like "String1" + \n\n + "String2"; but apparently that doesn't
> work in C#
>
> Thanks
>
>

Carriage Return = \r
New Line = \n

You need both: \r\n

so Console.WriteLine("Hello\r\nWorld");

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"Aaron" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Real basic question here. Since I'm new to C#, how do I code a line feed
> for text. I want to have several paragraphs in a text box and need some
> space between them. Also, please respond with how to concatenated the two
> strings together along with the line feeds. From what I remember from my
> C++ days it was always \n and with an ANSI string I could always do
> something like "String1" + \n\n + "String2"; but apparently that doesn't
> work in C#
>
> Thanks
>
>