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you re looking for Picture format strings contain special characters that tell the type s ToString method exactly how many digits to show, exactly where to place a decimal separator, exactly how many digits to place after the decimal separator, and so on For complete information about format strings, see Formatting Types in the NET Framework SDK For most types, calling ToString and passing null for the format string is identical to calling ToString and passing G for the format string In other words, objects format themselves using the General format by default When implementing a type, choose a format that you think will be the most commonly used format; this format is the General format By the way, the ToString method that takes no parameters assumes that the caller wants the General format So now that format strings are out of the way, let s turn to culture information .

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