Continue in c #

A code continuation The c # statement uses ";" as the ending symbol, So C # can directly wrap the line without line breaks. For example:   1int a, B = 1, c = 1; 2 a = B 3 + 4 c;   Two-string row continuation Sometimes the string is too long. We want to split it into multiple rows for writing. By default, the string constants in c # Are not sequentially distributed. However, we can use the @ symbol to increase the string's ability to continue rows; Example:   1 string s = @ "<tabl width = '000000'> 2 <tr> <td align = 'left'> dear User: </td> </tr> 3 <tr> <td> & nbsp; Project: {0}, {2} Software Version: {1}. </td> </tr> 4 <tr> <td align = 'right'> OPERATOR: {3} </td> </tr> <td align = 'right'> operation time: {4} </td> </tr> 5 </table>"   You may also know that using @ to define a string will ignore the escape characters in the string. What should we do if there are double quotation marks in our string? The following is my solution.   1 string s = @" 2 document. getElementById ("" id "") 3 "; 4 5