Reserved Keywords as Variable Name Using C#

Verbatim string

A String can be created as a verbatim string. Verbatim strings start with the @ symbol. The C# compiler understand this type of string as verbatim. Basically the @ symbol tells the string constructor to ignore escape characters and line breaks.

Example

String Str1 = "";
Str1 = "\\Root\Key\NewFolder";

In the statement above, the compiler gives an error of "Unrecognized escape sequence", but if we write the code like this:

str2 = @ "\\Root\Key\NewFolder";

Using @ for variable names that are keywords.

var @object = new object();
var @string = "Sumit";
var @if = Factor();