Ctrl+Z character in C#

[Kujtim Hyseni]

Hello, I must add the Ctrl+Z character to string at the end for my C# program to work properly. Here is the hypotetic code:

char ctrl_z= 'what to type';
string the_string = "Text which ends with ctrl+z character" + ctrl_z;

or

string ctrl_z= "what to type";
string the_string = "Text which ends with ctrl+z character" + ctrl_z;

What to type for char and string declaration of ctrl_z, respectively. SPIRANCA

[RaviBee]

char ctrl_z = (char) 26;

/ravi

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[PIEBALDconsult]

Someone 1-voted that; I have no idea why... :confused: P.S. Maybe they wanted Unicode char ctrl_z = '\u0026' ; :-D

[RaviBee]

Which is why I pay no attention to ratings like "Reputation". :)  I try to help people (when I'm able to) because others have helped me. /ravi

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[The Man from U N C L E]

Well said. It is a shame it is only possible to measure the irrelevant, such as up-votes/down-votes, and number of posts. Only by seeing how helpful someone is could you give a proper rating.

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[Khaniya]

sometimes it is relevant for future use to reader.

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[Rajesh Anuhya]

or char ch = (char)(0x1A);

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[Lost User]

To make it compilable and readable use the escape sequence in a character constant thus:

string ctrl_z = "\x1A";
// or
char ctrl_z = '\x1A';

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