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printing a zeroI have a program that performs calculations and displays a four digit number.
Sometimes the calculation results in a number like 0854, but my program displays it as 854. How can I force the program to display the leading zero, when the first digit is a zero? I'm only dealing with the integer data type. Instead of using integers you could use a string and determine if the string
is shorter than 4 characters long. If it was shorter you could just add a zero in front of the string. --------------- -Dylan Copeland http://www.dc-studios.net http://www.vbdotnetforum.com Show quoteHide quote "Candace" wrote: > I have a program that performs calculations and displays a four digit number. > Sometimes the calculation results in a number like 0854, but my program > displays it as 854. How can I force the program to display the leading zero, > when the first digit is a zero? I'm only dealing with the integer data type. > Sometimes the calculation results in a number like 0854, but my program number.ToString("0000")> displays it as 854. How can I force the program to display the leading zero, > when the first digit is a zero? I'm only dealing with the integer data type. Candace wrote:
> I have a program that performs calculations and displays a four digit number. ..ToString("0000")> Sometimes the calculation results in a number like 0854, but my program > displays it as 854. How can I force the program to display the leading zero, > when the first digit is a zero? I'm only dealing with the integer data type. 
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