Plus, prepending the string with `STR.` changes the syntax entirely. Those strings are still invalid if you don't prepend `STR.` (which is another thing I hate, but not quite as much).
In C#, the string `"""Hello world"` is invalid, but `@"""Hello world"` is, because double quotes are valid with verbatim string literals.
In C#, the string `"""Hello world"` is invalid, but `@"""Hello world"` is, because double quotes are valid with verbatim string literals.