I've not kept up with C#, but does it have something akin to Rust's string continuation? In a Rust string literal a backslash followed by a newline causes the b

I've not kept up with C#, but does it have something akin to Rust's string continuation? In a Rust string literal a backslash followed by a newline causes the backslash and all following whitespace to be removed. So, for example: let string = "foo\ bar"; Results in `string` having the contents "foobar". That would allow the user to specify the exact newline they need without depending on invisible characters remaining unchanged.