Unicode string literals in C# vs C++/CLI

Question

C#:
char z = \'\\u201D\';
int i = (int)z;

C++/CLI:
wchar_t z = \'\\u201D\';
int i = (int)z;

In C# \"i\" becomes, just as I expect, 8221 (

Answer 1

You want:

wchar_t z = L'\x201D';

from here. \u is undefined.