How do I format a Float to String:
1 => “1.0”
1.12345 => “1.12345”
Instead of:
String.Format("{0:0.0}", 123.0); // Limit amount of digits
Thank you!
How do I format a Float to String: 1 => 1.0 1.12345 => 1.12345
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How do I format a Float to String:
1 => “1.0”
1.12345 => “1.12345”
Instead of:
String.Format("{0:0.0}", 123.0); // Limit amount of digits
Thank you!
Is there a maximum limit to the number of digits?
You can instead use:
You can extend the
#out to whatever you want/consider reasonable. Following the.of the format specifier, a0indicates the decimal precision place should always be shown, while#indicates it should be shown if present.