import System.*;

class Format
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0,5},{1,-5}","10","10");
}
}

Above program is good result like C#.( 10,10 )

But if I write 'Console.WriteLine("{0,5},{1,-5}",10,10);'
Console.WriteLine not support (string,int,int) <= error message

How use Console.WriteLine??

Thank you.

You have to cast the int's to an object-derived .NET type. This is easily
one of the most annoying things about J# - but primitive types such as "int"
do not work seamlessly with their .NET counterparts such as an "Int32".
e.g.,
Console.WriteLine("{0,5}, {1,-5}", (Int32)10, (Int32)10);

Just as annoying is that although you have to jump through hoops to get .NET
methods to receive primitive types, the same .NET methods return primitive
types, so their results *can't* be assigned to a .NET type. Go figure...
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