C# Escape / Unescape

How C# Handles Special and Control Characters

Jimni Nomics' C# Escape tool enables online conversion of C# code into strings by escaping reserved characters. Additionally, the tool offers an unescape feature to reverse this process. C# escape sequences work by replacing specific characters with appropriate sequences, making it easier to integrate special characters without errors. This utility is especially useful for transforming plain C# into escaped HTML, enabling HTML text to be properly displayed within C# code in a

 tag.
How the C# Escape Tool Works

Type, paste, or upload your C# code into the input box.
Click the 'Escape' button to convert your C# code, or use 'Unescape' to revert escaped text.
Once the conversion is done, you can download or copy the processed code to your clipboard.
You can then paste the escaped or unescaped code into your project or text file.
Reserved Characters in C#

Certain characters in C# must be escaped to ensure they are properly parsed within a string. These include:
Tab is replaced with \t
Backspace is replaced with \b
Form feed is replaced with \f
Newline is replaced with \n
Carriage return is replaced with \r
Double quote is replaced with \"
Backslash is replaced with \\
All other characters, including alphanumeric ones, remain unchanged.
C# Escape Example

Original C# Code:
using System; namespace CSharpTutorials {   class Program   {     static void Main(string[] args)     {       string message = " Hello World!!";       Console.WriteLine(message);     }   } }
Escaped C# Code:
using System;\n\nnamespace CSharpTutorials\n{\n  class Program\n  {\n    static void Main(string[] args)\n     {\n      string message = \"Hello World!!\";\n      Console.WriteLine(message);\n    }\n  }\n}