Creating a string that contains inverted commas inside it

[weird0]

I have to create a string that contains inverted commas inside it.
How can i do that in c#?

As follows:-

"AT+CMGF=1"
string temp=""AT+CMGF=1""; // not valid

 

[Tom Porterfield]

I have to create a string that contains inverted commas inside it.
How can i do that in c#?

As follows:-

"AT+CMGF=1"
string temp=""AT+CMGF=1""; // not valid

I've never heard them called inverted commas before. Usually those are
called quotation marks when found in pairs like that. Since the
quotation mark is the string begin/end character in C#, you need to
escape them to embed them in a string. Ex:

string temp = "\"AT+CMGF=1\"";

 

[Marc Gravell]

Regular quote characters?

string temp="\"AT+CMGF=1\"";
or
string temp=@"""AT+CMGF=1""";

Marc