Escape sequence for new line in c#

In C#, the escape sequence for a new line is \n.

Here are a few examples:

• Console.WriteLine("Hello\nWorld!"); will print:

  Hello
  World!

• string myString = "Hello\nWorld!"; will create a string with a new line character.

Note that \n is the standard escape sequence for a new line in many programming languages, including C#, Java, Python, and many others.

Alternatively, you can use the Environment.NewLine property to get the new line character specific to the current platform (e.g. \r\n on Windows, \n on Unix/Linux). For example:

Console.WriteLine("Hello" + Environment.NewLine + "World!");

This will print:

Hello
World!

on Windows, and:

Hello
World!

on Unix/Linux.