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a begin/end quote, whereas (2n)+1 backslashes followed by a quotation mark again produce n backslashes followed by a quotation mark literal. The same convention is part of the .NET Framework specification.
*** An undocumented aspect is that occurring in the middle of a quoted string produces a single quotation mark. (A CRT change in 2008 [msvcr90] modified this undocumented handling of quotes.) This is helpful for inserting a quotation mark in an argument without re-enabling interpretation

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