TypeScript | toString() Function

The toString() method in TypeScript is used to returns a string representing the specified object radix (base).

Syntax:

number.toString( [radix] )

Parameter: This function accept asingle parameter as mentioned above and described below:

radix: This parameter represents an integer between 2 and 36 specifying the base to use for representing numeric values.

Return Value: Returns a string representing the specified Number object.

Below examples illustrates the toString() function in TypeScript

Example 1:

javascript

// The toString()function
let Num1: number = 123;
Num1.toString();
Num1.toString(16);
Num1.toString(8);
Num1.toString(4);

Output:

123 
7b
173
1323

Example 2:

javascript

// The toString() function
let Num2: number = 12345;
console.log("Number Method: toString()");
console.log(Num2.toString());
console.log(Num2.toString(4));

Output:

Number Method: toString()
12345
3000321