Q:
Making specific characters bold, italic and underlined in a string using C#
I want to make some specific characters bold, italic and underlined in a string using C#.
I want to make the "m" and "n" bold.
string printString = "This is a very long string";
var boldString = string.Format("{0}", printString.Contains("m")? printString.Contains("n") : printString.Contains("m"));
Console.WriteLine(boldString);
But the result was unexpected, the result was
This is a very long string
This is a very long string
instead of
This is a very long string**
This is a very long string**
How can I make them bold, italic and underlined without having the underline being above the line?
A:
Add a space before the tag:
string printString = "This is a very long string";
var boldString = string.Format("{0} ", printString.Contains("m")? printString.Contains("n") : printString.Contains("m"));
Console.WriteLine(boldString);
Console.WriteLine("
");
Console.WriteLine(boldString);
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