Doublequotes in strings

[sergeysagan]

How do I add the double quotes ( " ) into a string so VB doesn't think that I'm closing one string and startin another, but so it actualy appears in my string as a double quote when I use the string for output.

I know this is a newbie question but I guess I'm just not too good at using the Visual Studio help interface.

 

[Volte]

"Put quotes inside ""two pairs of quotes"""

 

[SourceCoders]

Yes the first answer works fine.

But if you have another problem with characters in strings use the chr(X) command. X is the code for the character. For example chr(13) for the "return"-key

 

[AndreRyan]

No, the double quotes works always in VB.Net application. Chr is a legacy command the System.Text.Encoding.ASCII namespace provides equivalent functions for Asc and Chr.