Issue
I'm having a hard time figuring out how string syntax works in Rust. Specifically, I'm trying to figure out how to make a multiple line string.
Solution
All string literals can be broken across several lines; for example:
let string = "line one
line two";
is a two line string, the same as "line one\nline two"
(of course one can use the \n
newline escape directly too). If you wish to just break a string across multiple lines for formatting reasons you can escape the newline and leading whitespace with a \
; for example:
let string = "one line \
written over \
several";
is the same as "one line written over several"
.
If you want linebreaks in the string you can add them before the \
:
let string = "multiple\n\
lines\n\
with\n\
indentation";
It's the same as "multiple\nlines\nwith\nindentation";
Answered By - huon Answer Checked By - Katrina (PHPFixing Volunteer)
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