Convert integer to string in Python
In Python an integer can be converted into a string using the built-in str() function. The str() function takes in any python data type and converts it into a string. But use of the str() is not the only way to do so. This type of conversion can also be done using the “%s” keyword, the .format function or using f-string function.
Below is the list of possible ways to convert an integer to string in python:
1. Using str() function
Syntax: str(integer_value)
Example:
Python3
num = 10 # check and print type of num variableprint(type(num)) # convert the num into stringconverted_num = str(num) # check and print type converted_num variableprint(type(converted_num)) |
2. Using “%s” keyword
Syntax: “%s” % integer
Example:
Python3
num = 10 # check and print type of num variableprint(type(num)) # convert the num into string and printconverted_num = "% s" % numprint(type(converted_num)) |
3. Using .format() function
Syntax: ‘{}’.format(integer)
Example:
Python3
num = 10 # check and print type of num variableprint(type(num)) # convert the num into string and printconverted_num = "{}".format(num)print(type(converted_num)) |
4. Using f-string
Syntax: f'{integer}’
Example:
Python3
num = 10 # check and print type of num variableprint(type(num)) # convert the num into string converted_num = f'{num}' # print type of converted_numprint(type(converted_num)) |
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