Converting int into NSString [duplicate]

Question

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• How can I convert an int to an NSString? 4 answers

I want to convert a random int number in the NSString and then assign the NSString to another NSString but it crashes the app

I am doing the following

int mynumber =(arc4random() % 1000 );

unique = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d",mynumber];

   NSLog(unique)

   NSString*test=unique;

it gives crash when i write last line;

It also prints values when I nslog the unique string.

Answer 1

If you want to change the int to string

NSString *strFromInt = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d",yourintvalue];

Answer 2

This also works:

NSString *str = [@(number) stringValue];

Or, if you prefer dot notation:

NSString *str = @(number).stringValue;

This will box the primitive value to a NSNumber using the expression boxing syntax @(...), then use its' stringValue method to convert it to NSString. This should also work for other primitive values (NSInteger, float, double, long, ...).

Answer 3

NSString *anotherStr;
int myNumber = (arc4random() % 1000 );
NSString *stringNum = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%i", myNumber];
anotherStr = stringNum; //assign NSString to NSString
// Here you can convert NSString to Int if you want.
NSLog(@"My number as NSString = %@", stringNum);
int getNumFromString = [stringNum intValue];

NSLog(@"My number from NSString = %i", getNumFromString);

Answer 4

You have used NSLog statement incorrectly.It should have been used like below.

NSLog(@"%@",unique);