Do you use Environment.NewLine to make a new line in your string?
Updated by Brook Jeynes [SSW] 1 year ago. See history
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When you need to create a new line in your string, make sure you use Environment.NewLine, and then literally begin typing your code on a new line for readability purposes.
string strExample = "This is a very long string that is \r\n not properly implementing a new line.";
❌ Figure: Bad example - The string has implemented a manual carriage return line feed pair ` `
string strExample = "This is a very long string that is " + Environment.NewLine +" properly implementing a new line.";
✅ Figure: OK example - The new line is created with Enviroment.NewLine (but strings are immutable)
var example = new StringBuilder();example.AppendLine("This is a very long string that is ");example.Append(" properly implementing a new line.");
✅ Figure: Good example - The new line is created by the StringBuilder and has better memory utilisation