String formatting in Kotlin: how to use String.format and templates?

Hi everyone! I just started learning Kotlin after Java and ran into a problem with string formatting. In Java, I used to use `String.format("%s %d", str, num)` or `System.out.printf(...)`. But in Kotlin, I see that string templates with dollar signs are often used: `"Hello, $name"`. This is convenient for simple cases, but what about when you need to format a number with a specific number of decimal places or align text by width? For example, I have this code: ```kotlin val price = 123.4567 val name = "Coffee" // I want to output: "Product: Coffee, Price: 123.46 rub." ``` I tried writing `"Product: $name, Price: $price rub."`, but I get `123.4567` without rounding. I tried using `String.format("%.2f", price)`, but IDEA underlines it as deprecated or suggests replacing it with