Print a string in single and double Quotes in VB.NET
n this article we will learn how to print a string in single and double Quotes in VB.NET.
In this article we will learn how to print a string in single Quotation and double Quotation Mark in VB.NET.
Print a string with single Quotation mark
Suppose we want to print a string variable in single quotes.
example
('Hello Rohatash Kumar')
Code to print single Quotation with string in Visual Basic.
Dim strSingleQuote As String
strSingleQuote = "'Hello Rohatash Kumar'"
Console.WriteLine("This code defines the single quotation mark =" & strSingleQuote)
Print a string with double Quotation mark
Suppose we want to print a string variable in double quotes.
Example
(Hi ''I am fine'' Monu)
Code to print double Quotation with string in Visual Basic.
Dim strdoubleQuote As String
strdoubleQuote = "Hi ''I am fine'' Monu"
Console.WriteLine("This defines the double Quotation mark=" & strdoubleQuote)
Code to print double Quotation with string in Visual Basic.
Dim strdoubleQuote As String
strdoubleQuote = "Hi ''I am fine'' Monu"
Console.WriteLine("This defines the double Quotation mark=" & strdoubleQuote)
The below program prints the string in single and double quotes.
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Dim strSingleQuote As String
strSingleQuote = "'Hello Rohatash Kumar'"
Console.WriteLine("This code defines the single quotation mark =" & strSingleQuote)
Dim strdoubleQuote As String
strdoubleQuote = "Hi ''I am fine'' Monu"
Console.WriteLine("This defines the double Quotation mark=" & strdoubleQuote)
End Sub
End Module
Output
Figure 1.