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14.4.4.Format: {0,-10}

using System;



class MainClass

{

   static void Main()

   {

      double MyDouble = 12.345678;



      Console.WriteLine("{0,-10} -- Default, same as General", MyDouble);

   }

}

12.345678  -- Default, same as General

14.4.Console Output Format
	14.4.1.	Format: Allignment
	14.4.2.	Format: Currency
	14.4.3.	Format: {0,-10:G}
	14.4.4.	Format: {0,-10}
	14.4.5.	Format: {0,-10:F4} -- Fixed Point, 4 decimal places
	14.4.6.	Format: {0,-10:C} -- Currency
	14.4.7.	Format: {0,-10:E3} -- Sci. Notation, 3 dec places
	14.4.8.	Format: {0,-10:x} -- Hexadecimal integer
	14.4.9.	Use format commands: indicate the parameter sequence
	14.4.10.	Use the C format specifier to output dollars and cents.
	14.4.11.	Format double value
	14.4.12.	Numeric formatting specifiers
	14.4.13.	Display 4 mandatory and 3 optional arguments using the Console.WriteLine method.

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