It turns out building the following string in python...
# global variables
cr = '\x0d' # segment terminator
lf = '\x0a' # data element separator
rs = '\x1e' # record separator
sp = '\x20' # white space
a = 'hello'
b = 'world'
output = a + rs + b
...is not the same as it may be in C#.
How do I accomplish the same in C#?
Without knowing what you're trying to accomplish you can encapsulate that in a class.
public class StringStuff
{
private const char cr = '\x0d'; // segment terminator
private const char lf = '\x0a'; // data element separator
private const char rs = '\x1e'; // record separator
private const char sp = '\x20'; // white space
public string BuildString()
{
var a = "hello";
var b = "world";
var output = a + rs + b
return output;
}
}
not sure what you are trying to accomplish but try this:
// global variables
char cr = '\x0d'; // segment terminator
char lf = '\x0a'; // data element separator
char rs = '\x1e'; // record separator
char sp = '\x20'; // white space
string a = "hello";
string b = "world";
string output = a + rs + b;
You can also use string instead of char but then use double quotes instead of single quotes.
".