Explain tostring() method

Answer 1

It converts a data type to a string. E.g:

int n=3;
String s=Integer.toString(n);

//now s also stores 3 as its value.

now, you can manipulate the number using string methods

note: Thanks Dan Walker for telling my mistake. We should use wrapper class to convert a data type to a string.

Answer 2

For example:

int x = 5;
string con = x.ToString();

Answer 3

Muhd Khairul Amirin Bin Yaacob Nitrocell
Just to point out a primitive int won't have access to toString(), it should be an object (like Integer)

Answer 4

It converts the given input into string
For example:
int a=19;
String s=a. ToString();
In above example s value also 19 if we perform addition operation it performs cancatination operation becoz it is converted into string

Answer 5

good for..

Answer 6

Aruna Devi this is almost the same as previous answers, and also has the error that int, as a primitive, has no methods so you cannot invoke toString() on it

Answer 7

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This link will help u to understand clearly