How to write statements running into multi-lines in C#, like using "_" in vb6.
Multi-Line statement
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steveQ56
Paweł
Just do it. You can use as many lines as you like, so long as you're not inside a string literal at the time.
Teetime
Here are some examples.
string myString = "Please, this is line1. " +
"here is line2";
string message = ( status > 0
"Done" :
"Error" );
MyMethod( myString,
message,
null );