C# string : how to store data on a new line in string variable.

Question

how to store data on a new line in string variable. eg: string str = sentence 1; str +=sentence 2; Currrent output : sentence 1 sentence 2 Desired Output : sentence 1 sentence 2

Frogleg · Answer

1: string str = sentence 1
 ; str += sentence 2 ; 2: string str = sentence 1 ; str += Environment .NewLine; str += sentence 2 ;

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Strings are characters; there is no such thing as lines in the characters; the characters are stored sequentially in memory. When strings are written to a console window or printed or put into a control in a window then the text is usually split up into lines. So the answer depends on whatever you are using to show the text.