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string.Format("{0:C3}", 2)
¡ç2.000
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string.Format("{0:D3}", 2)
002
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string.Format("{0:G}", 2)
2
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string.Format("{0:N}", 250000)
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string.Format("{0:X000}", 12)
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string.Format("{0:000.000}", 12.2)
012.200
Strings
There really isn't any formatting within a strong, beyond it's alignment. Alignment works for any argument being printed in a String.Format call.
 
Sample
Generates
String.Format("->{1,10}<-", "Hello");
-> Hello<-
String.Format("->{1,-10}<-", "Hello");
->Hello <-
Numbers
Basic number formatting specifiers:
 
Specifier
Type
Format
Output
(Passed
Double 1.42)
Output
(Passed
Int -12400)
c
Currency
{0:c}
¡ç1.42
-¡ç12,400
d
Decimal (Whole number)
{0:d}
System.
FormatException
-12400
e
Scientific
{0:e}
1.420000e+000
-1.240000e+004
f
Fixed point
{0:f}
1.42
-12400.00
g
General
{0:g}
1.42
-12400
n
Number with commas for thousands
{0:n}
1.42
-12,400
r
Round trippable
{0:r}
1.42
System.
FormatException
x
Hexadecimal
{0:x4}
System.
FormatException
cf90
Custom number formatting:
 
Specifier
Type
Example
Output (Passed Double 1500.42)
Note
0
Zero placeholder
{0:00.0000}
1500.4200
Pads with zeroes.
#
Digit placeholder
{0:(#).##}
(1500).42
 
.
Decimal point
{0:0.0}
1500.4
 
,
Thousand separator
{0:0,0}
1,500
Must be between two zeroes.
,.
Number scaling
{0:0,.}
2
Comma adjacent to Period scales by 1000.
%
Percent
{0:0%}
150042%
Multiplies by 100, adds % sign.
e
Exponent placeholder
{0:00e+0}
15e+2
Many exponent formats available.
;
Group separator
see below
 
 
The group separator is especially useful for formatting currency values which require that negative values be enclosed in parentheses. This currency formatting examp