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Possible Duplicate: What's the @ in front of a string for .NET? I found this in a C# study book DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(key.Key.ToString() + @":\"); The book however did not explain what the '@' symbol was for. I tried searching MSDN C# Operators but its not listed there. I can guess that it allows the developer to not have to escape a '\' or does it allow to not have any escape sequences? What is this for and why would I use @":\" instead of ":\\" ? Thanks for the help Edit: See the comment below for a similar question
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