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14.5.4.The value 99999 in various formats

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;



  class Program

  {

    static void Main(string[] args)

    {

      Console.WriteLine("c format: {0:c}", 99999);

      Console.WriteLine("d9 format: {0:d9}", 99999);

      Console.WriteLine("f3 format: {0:f3}", 99999);

      Console.WriteLine("n format: {0:n}", 99999);



    }

  }

14.5.Custom Format
	14.5.1.	Custom Object Formatting
	14.5.2.	Create customized format for Complex
	14.5.3.	Formatting Using System.Console.WriteLine()
	14.5.4.	The value 99999 in various formats
	14.5.5.	Custom Format Specifiers
	14.5.6.	format as currency
	14.5.7.	format in lowercase hex
	14.5.8.	format in uppercase hex
	14.5.9.	format as custom
	14.5.10.	Using the \n Character to Insert a Newline
	14.5.11.	Swapping the Indexed Placeholders and Corresponding Variables
	14.5.12.	Formatting flags
	14.5.13.	Upper or lower casing for hex determines if letters are upper/lowercase

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