display string from fixed position

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hi,
Please give code in c#.net to display string as shown below

TestId    ApiName    ActualOutPut     ExpectedOutPut
1         abc        asdfsa           sdfsdf
2         dfhgfh     fvhfdfhfh        fxgfxgfg

Posted 1-Aug-11 19:09pm

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Updated 1-Aug-11 21:09pm

OriginalGriff

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Aug-11 1:12am

Why?
Also, the question is not clear; UI library is not tagged: WPF, WinForms, ASP.NET, Console, what?!
--SA

LittleYellowBird 2-Aug-11 3:17am

Hi, I suggest that yoiu have a go at this yourself and if the code doesn't work post it here and perhaps someone will be able to help. :) Ali

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-08-01T21:16:00

There are a number of ways to do it, which is best for you is going to depend on how you are displaying the info, and where you are sourcing it.

If you are sourcing the data from a database, then the easiest way is to read the information into a DataTable, and use that as the DataSource Property of a DateGrid or DataGridView.
If you need it displayed on the console, then just using the format length specifiers may be enough:

C#

string TestId = "1";
string ApiName = "abc";
string ActualOutPut = "asdfsa";
string ExpectedOutPut = "sdfsdf";
Console.WriteLine("{0,8} {1,8} {2,8} {3,8}", TestId, ApiName, ActualOutPut, ExpectedOutPut);