String

I presume that you wish to implement predefined format for your string format, something sismilar to

 HTML tag.

In .Net environment you can precede the string literal(s) with "@"....wihtout quotes.

like - 

using System;

namespace LearnThreads

{

class Thread_App

{

public static void Main()

{

string str = @"Hello this is       how i would implement          spaces";

Console.Write(str);

}

}

}

I presume that you wish to implement predefined format for your string format, something sismilar to

 HTML tag.

In .Net environment you can precede the string literal(s) with "@"....wihtout quotes.

like - 

using System;

namespace LearnThreads

{

class Thread_App

{

public static void Main()

{

string str = @"Hello this is how i would implement spaces";

Console.Write(str);

}

}

}

Hi

see this eg:

string s1 = "VM";

s1 = s1 + " ";

~ or ~

string s1 = "VM";
string s2 = s1 + " ";

Hi Irene,

There is no special method to do that.

You can simply add a space.


string a = " ";
string b = "abc" + a + "xyz";


Or  you can use PadLeft, PadRight functions.


If you want to add a tab then you can do the following.

string a = "\t";
string b = "abc" + a + "xyz";






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