How to convert integer to String in Java?

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Posted On: Jun 25, 2024

 

There are several ways to convert an integer to a string in Java:

  • Using the + operator: int i = 42; String s = "" + i;
  • Using String.format(): int i = 42; String s = String.format("%d", i);
  • sing String.valueOf() method: int i = 42; String s = String.valueOf(i);
  • Using the StringBuilder or StringBuffer class: int i = 42; String s = new StringBuilder().append(i).toString();
  • Using the Integer wrapper class: Integer i = new Integer(42); String s = i.toString();

You can use any of the above methods depending on your requirement.

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