Customizing string interpolation in C# 6
Read OriginalThis technical article delves into the lesser-known capabilities of C# 6's string interpolation feature. It explains how interpolated strings can be treated as IFormattable to create FormattableString objects, enabling custom formatting. The guide provides practical examples, such as formatting with the invariant culture for APIs and implementing a custom IFormatProvider for automatic URL encoding when building URLs.
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