How to convert an 'int' to 'char'

Question

I'm trying to convert an int to char, as in a code below, but i'm not succeding. How can I do it? Am I forgetting something?

public class Program
{
public static void main(String[] args) {

int x = 1;
char y = (char)x;

System.out.println("Valor de y: " + y);

}
}

Answer 1

int x = 1;
char foo = (char) x;

not the cleanest way but should work.

Answer 2

Try Integer.toString(1).charAt(0);

Answer 3

The program is working, but the output is invisible.

When you print a char variable, it displays the ASCII character; not the value. This program sets char y equal to 1, which is nonprintable character CTRL-A. Non-printable characters are 0 through 31, plus 127 (delete). Space (32) might also deceive you in this case. Try setting x to values within the range 33 through 126 and then you will understand how it works.

Answer 4

when I try this way, no one value is showed when I compile...