Creating strings using Console.WriteLine format

[dan.goyette]

Hello. I'm new to C#. I've searched this group, and tried other google
searches, and have not found an answer to this question already.

The question is pretty simple. I like the Console.WriteLine format of
passing a string containing {0}, {1}, etc, followed by a parameter
list of values. For example:

Console.WriteLine("The value is {0}", someValue);

I would like to be able to create strings in my applications using the
same format, with the {x} replacement. Is there a class I can call to
do this? I don't yet know my way around C# enough to figure this out.

[Gugale at Lincoln]

You can use format method of String class.

SG

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Hello. I'm new to C#. I've searched this group, and tried other google
searches, and have not found an answer to this question already.

The question is pretty simple. I like the Console.WriteLine format of
passing a string containing {0}, {1}, etc, followed by a parameter
list of values. For example:

Console.WriteLine("The value is {0}", someValue);

I would like to be able to create strings in my applications using the
same format, with the {x} replacement. Is there a class I can call to
do this? I don't yet know my way around C# enough to figure this out.

[kriz]

String.Format

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You can use format method of String class.

SG

<da*********@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@u2g2000hsc.googlegrou ps.com...

>Hello. I'm new to C#. I've searched this group, and tried other google
searches, and have not found an answer to this question already.

The question is pretty simple. I like the Console.WriteLine format of
passing a string containing {0}, {1}, etc, followed by a parameter
list of values. For example:

Console.WriteLine("The value is {0}", someValue);

I would like to be able to create strings in my applications using the
same format, with the {x} replacement. Is there a class I can call to
do this? I don't yet know my way around C# enough to figure this out.