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  1. Allow double dollar signs for interpolated strings as in C# 11

    Jun 7, 2022 · C# 11 has solved this by allowing users to use two (or more) dollar signs. In that case brackets work normally, and we need to use double brackets to open interpolation "holes".

  2. C# : String Literals Manipulation | by Tech Beast | Medium

    Oct 14, 2024 · To do interpolation with brackets, the number of dollar-signs represents the number of brackets to indicate an interpolation: // Add number of $ for the depth of the braces needed

  3. Sigil (computer programming) - Wikipedia

    While this may seem similar to a sigil, it is properly a unary operator for lexical indirection, similar to the * dereference operator for pointers in C, as noticeable from the fact that the dollar sign is omitted when …

  4. C Sharp syntax - Wikipedia

    As a verbatim string: $@"Hello, {name}!" ^ Strings are not null-terminated in C#, so null characters may appear anywhere in a string. Starting in C# 7.0, the underscore symbol can be used to separate …

  5. Allow double dollar signs for interpolated strings as in C# 11

    Oct 7, 2022 · Support the same syntax, use cases and technical features as C# interpolated strings. I'd like to have same support in F# for multiple $ signs prefixing interpolated string to affect how curly …

  6. Cannot use Properties with $-character when reading System ...

    Dec 9, 2022 · My json documents contain fields with leading $-character. In general this is no issue, I can add a [JsonProperty ("$something")] to the property and it's serialized correctly. In some cases I …