Tostring record for your convenience, and tostring record viewing

Tostring record for your convenience, and tostring record viewing

C	Currency	2.5.ToString ("C ")	￥2.50
D	Decimal number	25. ToString ("D5 ")	00025
E	Scientific type	25000. ToString ("E ")	2.500000E + 005
F	Fixed Point	25. ToString ("F2 ")	25.00
G	General	2.5.ToString ("G ")	2.5
N	Number	2500000. ToString ("N ")	2,500,000.00
X	Hexadecimal	255. ToString ("X ")	FF
Number Format 0.00	Number, which can be multiple 0	255. ToString ("0.00 ")	255.00

 

Format	Output	Example
Year
Y	7	String yy = DateTime. Now. ToString ("y-MM ") Yy = "7-05"
Yy	07	String yy = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yy-MM ") Yy = "07-05"
Yyy or more y	1984	String yy = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy "); Yy = "2007"
Month
M	5.	String mon = DateTime. Parse ("1984-05-09") ToString ("yyyy-M ") Mon = "1984-5"
MM	05.	String mon = DateTime. Parse ("1984-05-09") ToString ("MM ") Mon = "05"
MMM	If it is a Chinese version of the operating system, the output will be: May. For an English operating system, enter the abbreviation of the first three letters of the Month: May	String mon = DateTime. Parse ("2006-07-01"). ToString ("MMM ") English version: Jul Chinese version Operating System: July
MMMM or more M	If it is a Chinese version of the operating system, the output will be: May. For an English operating system, enter the full number of months.	String mon = DateTime. Parse ("2006-07-01"). ToString ("MMM ") English version: July Chinese version Operating System: July
Date or week
D	9	String dd = DateTime. Parse ("1984-05-09") ToString ("d ") Dd = "9"
Dd	09	String dd = DateTime. Parse ("1984-05-09") ToString ("dd ") Dd = "09"
Ddd	For a Chinese operating system, the week, for example, Wednesday, is displayed .. For an English operating system, the abbreviation of the week is output: Wed	String dd = DateTime. Parse ("2006-07-01"). ToString ("ddd ") English version: Wed Chinese operating system: Wednesday
Dddd or more d	For a Chinese operating system, the week, for example, Wednesday, is displayed .. For an English operating system, the week is output, as shown in figure Wednesday	String dd = DateTime. Parse ("2006-07-01"). ToString ("dddd ") English version: Wednesday Chinese operating system: Wednesday
Hours
H	Hour range: 1-12	String hh = DateTime. Now. ToString ("h "); Hh = 8
Hh or more h	Hour range: 1-12	String hh = DateTime. Now. ToString ("hh "); Hh = 08
H	Hour range: 0-23	String hh = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy-H "); Hh = 2006-8
HH or more H	Hour range: 0-23	String hh = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy-HH "); Hh = 2006-08 String hh = DateTime. Pare ("18:00:00"). ToString ("yyyy-HH "); Hh = 2006-18
Minutes
M	6	String mm = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy-MM-dd-m "); Mm = "2006-07-01-6 ";
Mm or more m	06	String mm = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy-MM-dd-mm "); Mm = "2006-07-01-06 ";
Seconds
S	6	String mm = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy-MM-dd-s "); Mm = "2006-07-01-6 ";
Ss or more s	06	String mm = DateTime. Now. ToString ("yyyy-MM-dd-ss "); Mm = "2006-07-01-06 ";