How to use new line in mailcontent using c#

Question

Code in c#:

Mailcontent= constant.mail+constant.mail;

Explanation:

First constant contain selected for 1st round

Second constant contain selected

how to add new line in code

Output:

Selected for 1st round

Selected

Sachin Singh · Answer

you need to do 2 things 1. Mailcontent = constant.mail + Environment.NewLine + constant.mail; 2. MailMessage message = new MailMessage(); message.IsBodyHtml = true; message.Body=Mailcontent

Tuhin Paul · Answer

To add a new line between the two constants, you can use the `Environment.NewLine` property in C#. See below: Mailcontent = constant.mail + Environment.NewLine + constant.mail; Here `Environment.NewLine` is added between the two constants to create a new line in the `Mailcontent` string. This will produce the following output: Selected for 1st round Selected Each constant will appear on a new line.

Brahma Prakash Shukla · Answer

To add a new line in the Mailcontent string in C#, you can use the newline character "
" or Environment.NewLine constant. Here's an example of how to modify your code to add a new line: makefileCopy code Mailcontent = constant.mail + Environment.NewLine + constant.mail; or makefileCopy code Mailcontent = constant.mail + "
" + constant.mail; In this modified code, we are adding a new line between the two constant.mail strings using the Environment.NewLine constant or the "
" character. This will result in the Mailcontent string having a new line between the two constants when displayed or sent as an email.

Uday Dodiya · Answer

Hello, If you're sending an HTML email, you can use an HTML line break tag to add a new line string Mailcontent = " " + constant.mail + " " + constant.mail + " "; If you're sending a plain text email, you can use the "
" sequence to add a new line. string Mailcontent = constant.mail + "
" + constant.mail;

Jignesh Kumar · Answer

Hello Meghana, As Amit suggested you can use Environmnet.NewLine or you can use for new line, Mailcontent= constant.mail + " "+constant.mail;

Amit Mohanty · Answer

You can use Environment.NewLine Mailcontent = constant.mail + Environment.NewLine + constant.mail;

Anandu G Nath · Answer

Use any of the below Mailcontent = constant.mail + Environment.NewLine + constant.mail; or Mailcontent = constant.mail + "
" + constant.mail;