String Type

A string is a sequence of arbitrary characters.

Strings are sequences of any characters enclosed by double quotes '“'.

"Amazon"

"North"

"This is an example of string"

"landscape_123       "

"x1_and_a_name"

"string with \"double quotes\""

A string can be any size long and it can also span across several lines.

"This is an example of a very long string
with multiple lines.
Note that line breaks do not need to marked using any special syntax."

The raw string is written with the following syntax:

$”<delimiter>( raw_characters )<delimiter>“

Where raw_characters is your string, sequences of any characters, and <delimiter> is any character that, with the character ')', is not present into raw_characters (it can be none, case where the character ')' is not present into raw_characters).

$"(This is an example of String)"

$"0(This is an example of String with the character ))0"

$"1(This is an example of String with the sequence of characters )0)1"

A string can be any size long and it can also span across several lines.

$"(This is an example of a very long string
with multiple lines.
Note that line breaks do not need to marked using any special syntax.)"

• Converted from: Real Value Type, Integer Value Type, Non Negative Integer Value Type, Positive Integer Value Type, Log Tag Type, Name Type, Boolean Value Type, Map Filename Type, Lookup Table Filename Type, Table Filename Type, Weights Filename Type and Table Value Type.

• Converted to: Name Type, Real Value Type, Index Or Name Type, Map Filename Type, Lookup Table Filename Type, Table Filename Type, Weights Filename Type, Tuple Type and Table Value Type.