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- A delimiter shall be the longest set of contiguous `"` characters found at the start or end. The number of `"` characters in a delimiter is called the ***raw string literal delimiter length***.
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> *Example*: The string `""" """` is well-formed; it has 3-character start and end delimiters, and its content is a single space. However, the string `""""""` is ill-formed, as it is seen as a 6-character start delimiter, with no content, and no end delimiter, not as 3-character start and end delimiters and empty content. *end example*
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- The beginning and end delimiters shall have the same raw string literal delimiter length.
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> *Example*: The string `""""X""""` is well-formed; it has 4-character start and end delimiters. However, the strings `"""X""""` and `""""X"""` are ill-formed, as the start and end delimiters in each pair do not have the same length. *end example*
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> *Example*: The string `""" """` is well-formed; it has 3-character start and end delimiters, and its content is a single space. However, the string `""""""` is ill-formed, as it is seen as a 6-character start delimiter, with no content, and no end delimiter, not as 3-character start and end delimiters and empty content. *end example*
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- The beginning and end delimiters shall have the same raw string literal delimiter length.
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> *Example*: The string `""""X""""` is well-formed; it has 4-character start and end delimiters. However, the strings `"""X""""` and `""""X"""` are ill-formed, as the start and end delimiters in each pair do not have the same length. *end example*
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- A *Raw_String_Literal Content* shall not contain a set of contiguous `"` characters whose length is equal to or greater than the raw string literal delimiter length.
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> *Example*: The strings `"""" """ """"` and `""""""" """""" """"" """" """ """""""`are well-formed. However, the strings `""" """ """` and `""" """" """` are ill-formed. *end example*
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> *Example*: The strings `"""" """ """"` and `""""""" """""" """"" """" """ """""""`are well-formed. However, the strings `""" """ """` and `""" """" """` are ill-formed. *end example*
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- As text sequences that have the form of *Comment*s are not processed within string literals ([§6.3.3](lexical-structure.md#633-comments)), they appear verbatim in their corresponding *Raw_String_Literal Content*.
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For a *Single_Line_Raw_String_Literal* only:
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> object e = """
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> System.Console.WriteLine(a == b);
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> System.Console.WriteLine(a == c);
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> System.Console.WriteLine(a == d);

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