Default number format for ToString

Question

Is it possible to define a default number format that is used whenever I convert an integer (or double etc.) to a String without specifying a format string?

C# example:

int i = 123456;

string s = "Hello " + i;
// or alternatively with string.Format without format definition
string s = string.Format("Hello {0}", i);

ASP.NET Razor example:

<div>
    Hello @i
</div>

I think all these code lines implicitly use the default ToString() method for Int32. And not surprisingly, all these code lines result in "Hello 123456", but I want "Hello 123,456".

So can I specify that "N0" should be used by default (at least for integer)?

I already found the question Set Default DateTime Format c# - it looked good, but it doesn't help me for numbers.

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Edit: I'm aware that I could write an extension method which I can use throughout my application, but this is not what I'm looking for. I would like to find a property (maybe somewhere hidden in CultureInfo or NumberFormatInfo) which is currently set to "G" and is used by the default Int32.ToString() implementation.

Answer 1

If you create your own CultureInfo and you can alter it and then assign it to CultureInfo.CurrentCulture like in this answer:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/24785761/166921