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Convert an integer value to the string using str() function in Python

An example of str() function in Python: Here, we are going to learn how to convert a given integer value to the string using str() function in Python?
Submitted by Anuj Singh, on August 08, 2019

Given an integer value and we have to convert the value to the string using str() function.

Python code to convert an integer value to the string value

# Python code to convert an integer value 
# to the string value

# integer value 
i_value = 12345

# converting to the string value
s_value = str(i_value)

# printing the integer & string values with their types
print("i_value: ", i_value)
print("type(i_value): ", type(i_value))

print("s_value: ", s_value)
print("type(s_value): ", type(s_value))

# another operation by multiplying the value 
print("i_value*4: ", i_value*4)
print("s_value*4: ", s_value*4)

Output

i_value:  12345
type(i_value):  <class 'int'>
s_value:  12345
type(s_value):  <class 'str'>
i_value*4:  49380
s_value*4:  12345123451234512345

Code explanation:

In the above code i_value is an integer variable contains an integer value, we are converting i_value to the string by using str() function and storing the result in s_value variable. For further verification of the types – we are printing the types of both variables with their values and also printing their 4 times multiplied value.