Method ToString

ToString()

Returns a full-precision decimal form string representation of this value using the current culture.

Declaration

public override string ToString()

Returns

Type	Description
string

Overrides

ValueType.ToString()

ToString(string?, IFormatProvider?)

Returns a string representation of this value.

Declaration

public string ToString(string? format, IFormatProvider? formatProvider = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	format	The string format to use. The "G" format is used if none is provided.
IFormatProvider	formatProvider	The format provider that will be used to obtain number format information. The current culture is used if none is provided.

Returns

Type	Description
string

Implements

IFormattable.ToString(string, IFormatProvider)

Remarks

String format is composed of a format specifier followed by an optional precision specifier.

Format specifiers:

Specifier	Name	Description
"G"	General	Default format specifier if none is provided. Precision specifier determines the number of significant digits. If the precision specifier is omitted then the value is written out in full precision decimal form. If a precision specifier is provided then the more compact of either decimal form or scientific notation is used.
"F"	Fixed-point	Precision specifier determines the number of decimal digits. Default value is NumberDecimalDigits.
"N"	Number	Like fixed-point, but also outputs group separators. Precision specifier determines the number of decimal digits. Default value is NumberDecimalDigits.
"E"	Exponential	Exponential (scientific) notation. Precision specifier determines the number of decimal digits.
"C"	Currency	Precision specifier determines the number of decimal digits. Default value is CurrencyDecimalDigits.
"P"	Percentage	Precision specifier determines the number of decimal digits. Default value is PercentDecimalDigits.
"R"	Round-trip	Outputs the mantissa followed by E and then the exponent, always using the InvariantCulture.