Convert an Integer to a String in Julia – string() Function

The string() is an inbuilt function in julia which is used to convert a specified integer to a string in the given base.

Syntax:
string(n::Integer; base::Integer, pad::Integer)
Parameters:

• n::Integer: Specified integer.
• base::Integer: Specified base in which conversion are going to be performed.
• pad::Integer: It is number of characters present in the returned string.

Returns: It returns the converted string in the given base. 

Example 1:

Python

# Julia program to illustrate
# the use of String string() method

# Conversion of integer to a string
# in the given base
Println(string(10, base = 5, pad = 5))
Println(string(10, base = 5, pad = 3))
Println(string(5, base = 10, pad = 2))
Println(string(8, base = 9, pad = 4))

Output:

 : 
Example 2:

Python

# Julia program to illustrate
# the use of String string() method

# Creation of a single string using
# all the arguments
Println(string("A", 5, true))
Println(string("A", 10, false))
Println(string("B", 6, true))
Println(string("C", 12, false))

Output: