Two ways to output Html in ASP. NET Razor template engine

This article illustrates two ways to output Html in the ASP. NET Razor template engine. Share it for your reference, as follows:

All Html in Razor will be encoded automatically, so we don't need to encode manually (security), but when we need to output Html, it is the escaped Html text, as follows:

@{
  string thisTest = "<span style=\"color:#f00;\">qubernet</span>";
}
@thisTest;

So the text output on the page is: < span style=\"color:#f00;\" > qubernet < /span > Instead of red fonts, there are two commonly used ways to output red fonts:

1. Use Html. Raw in Razor (this is recommended):

@{
  string thisTest = "<span style=\"color:#f00;\">qubernet</span>";
}
@Html.Raw(thisTest);

2. Use the MvcHtmlString class to implement:

@{
  string thisTest = "<span style=\"color:#f00;\">qubernet</span>";
  var thisResult = new MvcHtmlString(thisTest);
}
@thisResult Or @(new HtmlString(thisTest))

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