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I bet that's an easy question for you, but searching SO or Google with { or } in the search string doesn't work very well.
So, let's say i wanna output {Hello World}, how do i do this using string.format(...)?
Edit:
looks like this:
string hello = "Hello World";
string.format("{0}", '{' + hello + '}');
would do the job, but that doesn't look very elegant to me. Is there a way to escape these characters inside the format string?
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Use {{ and }}. So your example would be string.Format("{{Hello World}}");
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