String Formatting

`%v`

Description: Returns the raw value.
Example: format("%v", "test") results in "test"

`%t`

Description: Returns the boolean value as true/false.
Example: format("%t", true) results in "true"

`%b`

Description: Returns the number in base 2 (in the binary format).
Example: format("%b", 10) results in "1010"

`%d`

Description: Returns the number in base 10.
Example: format("%d", 10) results in "10"

`%o`

Description: Returns the number in base 8.
Example: format("%o", 10) results in "12"

`%O`

Description: Returns the number in base 8 with 0o prefix.
Example: format("%O", 10) results in "0o12"

`%x`

Description: Returns the number in base 16; lower-case a-f.
Example: format("%x", 10) results in "a"

`%X`

Description: Returns the number in base 16; upper-case A-F.
Example: format("%X", 10) results in "A"

`%b`

Description: Returns the floating point number in scientific notation with binary exponent.
Example: format("%b", 10.11) results in "5691424029089464p-49"

`%e`

Description: Returns the floating point number in scientific notation; lower-case e.
Example: format("%e", 10.11) results in "1.011000e+01"

`%E`

Description: Returns the floating point number in scientific notation; upper-case E.
Example: format("%E", 10.11) results in "1.011000E+01"

`%f`

Description: Returns the floating point number with a decimal point.
Example: format("%f", 10.11) results in "10.110000"