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    I am trying to format an integer to a string with leading zeros: This works: int i = 1234 Console.WriteLine("{0:0000000000}",i); But what about make formats for new strings or saving in string variables ? string strLine = new String("{0:00000}",i); --> Cannot work caused by constructor parameter collision. By the way, var "i" is generic. So no solutions with constants and other literals. Thanks for all advice in advance.

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      I am trying to format an integer to a string with leading zeros: This works: int i = 1234 Console.WriteLine("{0:0000000000}",i); But what about make formats for new strings or saving in string variables ? string strLine = new String("{0:00000}",i); --> Cannot work caused by constructor parameter collision. By the way, var "i" is generic. So no solutions with constants and other literals. Thanks for all advice in advance.

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      Ok, lets look under the hood of what works: Console.WriteLine(string,params object[]) which you are calling internally calls Console.Out.WriteLine(string, params object[]) Console.Out is a TextWriter instance, so: TextWriter.WriteLine(string, params object[]) Internally this calls String.Format(String,params object[] args); so finally in answer to your question this will work: string strLine = String.Format("{0:00000}",i); HTH ;)

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        Ok, lets look under the hood of what works: Console.WriteLine(string,params object[]) which you are calling internally calls Console.Out.WriteLine(string, params object[]) Console.Out is a TextWriter instance, so: TextWriter.WriteLine(string, params object[]) Internally this calls String.Format(String,params object[] args); so finally in answer to your question this will work: string strLine = String.Format("{0:00000}",i); HTH ;)

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        Thx !

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