C# string and the @ symbol
I knew that you could use the @ symbol like this:
"c:\\temp\\temp.txt" ==> @"c:\temp\temp.txt" to make paths, etc more readable but I didn't know this:
Console.Writeline(@"bozo
breath and
rubber noses");
will print out exactly as written. I write a lot of console tools so this will simplify formatting the "usage" or help output.
Anyway, I thought it was cool...