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How to avoid double quote in C # strings?

In Ruby, you can use strings without having to avoid double quotes in a string, for example Q / Some my string with "double quotes" /

Is it possible to use C # to use a string without having to avoid double quotes? For good reason, I need to write inline SQL and be very annoying to avoid double quotes every time I put an SQL query from the DB console into C # code.

I know that you can use \ "or" "as a single double quote. But can you avoid the need to avoid double quotes?

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No, this is not possible in C #. You can write your SQL in a separate file and then read it from there.

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If you are writing an Inline Sql query, you don’t need to worry about quotes if you passed values ​​through SqlParameters. Thus, you will not see annoying double quotes, where even your request will be safe from Sql Injection

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