Sure! Converting an integer to a string in Python 3.10 is fairly straightforward. You can simply use the str() function to achieve this.
Here are a few examples:
Example 1: Using the str() function
#Converting integer to string using the str() function
num = 123
str_num = str(num)
print("The type of num is", type(num))
print("The type of str_num is", type(str_num))
Output:
The type of num is
The type of str_num is
Example 2: Using f-strings
#Converting integer to string using f-strings
num = 123
str_num = f"{num}"
print("The type of num is", type(num))
print("The type of str_num is", type(str_num))
Output:
The type of num is
The type of str_num is
Both examples accomplish the same thing. In the first example, we use the str() function to convert an integer to a string. In the second example, we take advantage of f-strings and simply wrap the integer with curly braces and a preceding 'f' to convert it to a string.