Convert an integer to a string in Python

David Y.
—The Problem
How do I convert an integer to a string in Python?
The Solution
We can do this using Python’s built-in str() function.
my_integer = 100 my_string = str(my_integer) # my_string will equal "100"
This function works by calling the __str__() method on the provided object.
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