System.Text Namespace StringBuilder Class
Appends a formatted string, which contains zero or more format specifications, to this instance. Each format specification is replaced by the string representation of a corresponding object argument.
1. Appends a formatted string, which contains zero or more format specifications, to this instance. Each format specification is replaced by the string representation of a corresponding object argument.
2. Appends a formatted string, which contains zero or more format specifications, to this instance. Each format specification is replaced by the string representation of a corresponding object argument.
3. Appends a formatted string, which contains zero or more format specifications, to this instance. Each format specification is replaced by the string representation of a corresponding object argument.
4. Appends a formatted string, which contains zero or more format specifications, to this instance. Each format specification is replaced by the string representation of a corresponding object argument.
5. Appends a formatted string, which contains zero or more format specifications, to this instance. Each format specification is replaced by the string representation of a corresponding object argument.
If the string assigned to format is "Thank you for your purchase of {0:####} copies of Microsoft® .NET ( Core Reference )." and arg is an Int16 with the value 123, then the return value will be "Thank you for your purchase of 123 copies of Microsoft® .NET ( Core Reference )."
If the string assigned to format is "Brad's dog has {0,-8:G} fleas." and arg is an Int16 with the value 42, then the return value will be "Brad's dog has 42 fleas."
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