Ok just picking up c# and coming from a vb background. Im working through a book and noticed they have started prefixing strings with a @ character with no explanation.
Example: System.IO.StreamWriter objFile = new System.IO.StreamWriter(@"C:\Test.txt",true);
Why do they put a @ at the front? and are there any other chars that can go there?
Example: System.IO.StreamWriter objFile = new System.IO.StreamWriter(@"C:\Test.txt",true);
Why do they put a @ at the front? and are there any other chars that can go there?
