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C# i lose 0 when converting int to string

int myNumber = 010;
string myString = myNumber.ToString("D3");
Console.Write(myString);

/* D represents 'Decimal', and 3 is the specified amount of digits you want
   the number to always be. This will pad your value with zeroes until it 
   reaches 5 digits.*/

Source: stackoverflow.com

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