Is \n equivalent to Environment.NewLine in .NET? [duplicate]

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Difference between “\n” and Environment.NewLine

Hello all!

The way I understand it, when we use . symbol in format string for double, it doesn't mean "dot", it actually means "decimal separator used in current environment", so if we are working with non-US culture settings, the output can be 2,00 instead of 2.00. That's quite handy.

Now, is it also true for \n (LF) special symbol? Will it become System.Environment.NewLine symbol when the format string gets parsed or will it always be 0x0A value regardless of system settings? Environment.NewLine is kinda wordy and I wonder if I can just use \n safely instead.

Thanks in advance.

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This is may be your answer Difference between "\n" and Environment.NewLine