String format fixed length in C#
C# Code:
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class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { //this line create a string variable. string stringValue = "red"; string stringValue2 = "green"; string stringValue3 = "yellow"; string stringValue4 = "crimson"; string stringValue5 = "indianred"; Console.WriteLine("string value: " + stringValue); Console.WriteLine("string value2: " + stringValue2); Console.WriteLine("string value3: " + stringValue3); Console.WriteLine("string value4: " + stringValue4); Console.WriteLine("string value5: " + stringValue5); Console.WriteLine("\nformatted string\n"); //make string fixed length 25 Console.WriteLine(stringValue.PadLeft(25, '-')); Console.WriteLine(stringValue2.PadLeft(25, '-')); Console.WriteLine(stringValue3.PadLeft(25, '-')); Console.WriteLine(stringValue4.PadLeft(25, '-')); Console.WriteLine(stringValue5.PadLeft(25, '-')); //another technique to format string fixed length //String.Format("color = |{0,25}|", stringValue); Console.ReadLine(); } } |
Output:
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string value: red string value2: green string value3: yellow string value4: crimson string value5: indianred formatted string ----------------------red --------------------green -------------------yellow ------------------crimson ----------------indianred |
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