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What code or command does not work? How to reproduce the problem?
When I use accentuation in vogals, because I'm Portuguese and when I use this in Visual Studio, it dont detect this like a problem but when I run the program my code dont appear like I want and appear with very phrases that aren't my program xD
And sorry my English, but I'm trying xD
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Please provide us sample code and/or screenshots with what you're talking about.
It sort of sounds like you're trying to put something into a string literal and the editor is having an issue with it. That is not surprising and can be worked around either by using Unicode encoding or moving the actual localized string into a resource file. But without any context or demo of your problem then we're just guessing here.
To use accent marks within quotation marks in your code, you need to ensure that you're using the correct syntax and escaping characters appropriately. In most programming languages, including C#, Java, Python, and others, you typically use double quotes ("") to define strings and single quotes ('') to define characters.
Here's an example in C#:
string message = "This is a message with accent marks: `accent`";
In this example, the accent mark (`) is enclosed within double quotes, and it should not cause any errors in Visual Studio.
If you're using accent marks within a specific context or language feature that requires different handling, please provide more details about the specific scenario, and I'll do my best to assist you further. Additionally, if Visual Studio Community 2022 is flagging an error that you believe is incorrect, you might want to check the error message and the context in which it occurs to determine the cause of the issue. Sometimes, errors flagged by the IDE can be related to other syntax issues or configuration problems in your code.