Introducing C#11: Newlines in string interpolation expressions
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Introducing C#11: Newlines in string interpolation expressions
Introduction
C# 11 brings an improvement on string interpolation. Previously it was impossible, apart from the use of verbatim syntax with @, to write variable text on several lines (only between curly brackets). In this article I will show you that this is possible by example.
String interpolation in action with C# 11
The following code shows the difference between C# 11 and prior versions of C#:
As you can see prior version of C# would have raised the following compilation error:
Error CS8967 Newlines inside a non-verbatim interpolated string are not supported in C# 10.0. Please use language version preview or greater.
Remember! This is only valid for Newlines between curly braces { newslines here only }, the following won’t work:
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