feat: Update example of String Format instead of just round trip #790
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I was tossing back and forth the idea of adding another ToString with explicitly setting US format in case we have a reader from FR - but that seemed maybe overkill and adding clutter while not adding much value. Thoughts? |
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Changes example to just show off String Format specifiers instead of just Round Trip format - this will support doc changes
Using CultureInfo as we are in an advanced block
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