Java string format to c# string format

Question

Hi is there a way to convert the java string format to c#? I want to code in c# but I don't know how I can translate this java CODE:

String credentials = String.format("%s:%s", param1, param2);

I have already tried to translate it to c# but it doesn't work for me here is my c# code:

string credentials = string.Format("%s:%s", param1, param2);

tmaj · Accepted Answer · 2022-08-06 11:39:53Z

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You can use string interpolation (more at $ - string interpolation (C# reference)):

string credentials = $"{param1}:{param2}";

Otherwise it's composite formatting with indexes (see Composite formatting):

string.Format("{0}:{1}", param1, param2);

answered Aug 6, 2022 at 11:39

tmaj

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or just string credentials = param1 + ":" + param2;