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Because you wrap what you want to be written in single or double quotes. They only need to be escaped inside double quotes The line is: s = ""

If you add a single quotes to a single quotes it will be interpreted as a single quote and not a string. So: s = ""

is interpreted to be: s = ''

And after trying to use the string: e.g.: e.WriteLine(s)

You will get:

String was not recognized as a valid DateTime...

If you use escape characters inside string or double quotes then they are not interpreted as quote and thus the whole string is treated as one string and not parsed as different values. If you want to generate a string with tags, use the same kind of quotes that are used in the string. It will make the generated code clean, understandable and fast. Don't forget to double the quotes, else they will be ignored.

Once again: strings are delimited by " and not by'or ' Make sure to always use double quotes when you want to parse a string For example, you don't need to escape the double quotes in the date string. You only need to escape the single quotes. e.g.: DateTime date_Start = Convert.ToDateTime("01/01/2013"); DateTime date_End = Convert.ToDateTime("01/25/2013");

string str_Start = "01/01/2013"; string str_End = "01/25/2013";

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var start_Date = DateTime.Parse(str_Start);
  var end_Date = DateTime.Parse(str_End);
  
  Another case of confusion is when you use escape characters inside the string or double quotes. When you do that, they are interpreted as string literals and not as string enders.
  e.g.:
   string str = "hello \r\
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                               name: 'ObjectInput',
                                 props: ['options', 'index'],
                                   data () {
                                       return {
                                             options: [
                                                     { id: 1, description: "Input 1" },
                                                             { id: 2, description: "Input 2" },
                                                                     { id: 3, description: "Input 3" }
                                                                           ]
                                                                               }
                                                                                 }
                                                                                 }
                                                                                 
                                                                                 
                                                                                 I need to make it as a simple one as above. But I don't know how to make it with arrows in VUE. Please help me.
                                                                                 
                                                                                 A:
                                                                                 
                                                                                 As described in the documentation, you can have a single input like this:
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