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I have an int in .NET/C# that I want to convert to a specifically formatted string.
If the value is 1, I want the string to be "001".
10 = "010".
116 = "116".
etc...
I'm looking around at string formatting, but so far no success. I also won't have values over 999.
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The %d specifier indicates a placeholder for a decimal number. The width on that suggests it's a 6 digit number.
To convert an integer to string in C#, use the ToString() method.
The Java String. format() method returns the formatted string by a given locale, format, and argument. If the locale is not specified in the String. format() method, it uses the default locale by calling the Locale.
The simplest way to do this is use .NET's built-in functionality for this:
var r = 10; var p = r.ToString("000"); No need for looping or padding.
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