Sure, I can definitely help you with that!
To convert an integer to a string in Scala, you can use the toString() method. Here's an example:
val num: Int = 123
val str: String = num.toString
println(str)
In this example, we have an integer num with a value of 123. We can convert it to a string by calling the toString() method and assigning the result to a new variable str. Finally, we print out the value of str, which will be the string "123".
You can also pass in a radix (base) to the toString() method if you want to convert the integer to a string in a different base. For example:
val num: Int = 10
val str: String = num.toString(2)
println(str)
In this example, we have an integer num with a value of 10. We're using the toString() method with a radix of 2, which means the integer will be converted to a binary string. The resulting value of str will be "1010".
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.