Applies no custom formatting. Bypasses any global rules defined via uCalc.Format() and returns the raw, default string representation of the value.

Applies user-defined formatting rules (established via uCalc.Format()) if any exist for the value's data type. If no user-defined format exists, numeric values fall back to General notation with 15 digits of precision.

Formats numeric values using general notation (automatically choosing between fixed-point and scientific notation based on the number's magnitude and precision). Non-numeric types fall back to Default.

Formats numeric values using scientific (exponential) notation (e.g., 1.234e+03). Non-numeric types fall back to Default.

Formats numeric values using fixed-point decimal notation (e.g., 1234.56). Non-numeric types fall back to Default.

Formats numeric values using hexadecimal floating-point or integer notation. Non-numeric types fall back to Default.