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The comma (,M) determines the field width and justification.
  

using System;

public class TestConsoleApp
{
    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {
      Console.WriteLine(
          "{0,5} {1,5}", 123, 456);      // Right-aligned
      Console.WriteLine(
          "{0,-5} {1,-5}", 123, 456);    // Left-aligned
      Console.WriteLine(
          "{0,-10:D6} {1,-10:D6}", 123, 456);

    }
}

   
  
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