In C#, there's a way to tell the compiler to interpret a string literally, without consideration of escape characters.
string myStr = @"Some literal string, \ doesn't need to be escaped";
Is something like this possible in Java?
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possible duplicate of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2673855/java-equivalent-of-cs-verbatim-strings-with – Jenish Rabadiya Feb 23 '15 at 17:48
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What you're referring to in C# is a verbatim string literal, as opposed to a regular string literal like "foo" - both are string literals, just as "foo" is a string literal in Java, too.
No, Java doesn't have any similar feature.
It also doesn't have any equivalent to the string interpolation feature being introduced in C# 6, with "x={x} y={y}" for example.
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