Is there a tidier way to have a comma after @variable in a razor

Question

I have a razor mapping pattern in MVC3 for an address. The following is a coding example that I used for a single address line:

@Model.City<text>,</text>

When I put a comma right after the variable name, it creates a syntax error. Adding a <text> tag around the comma fixes the problem, but it seems a bit messy when most of the razor code is so neat and concise.

Is there a tidier and more concise way to do this?

Edit: This piece of code is inside an if block. I did not understand, but it turns out that this affects how razar parses the material.

Answer 1

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