Why not use str()?

> >> import java
> >> a = java.lang.Integer(34)
> >> a
34
> >> a.__class__
<jclass java.lang.Integer at 31965176> 
> >> 'n' + str(a)
'n34'

Best regards,
Jingzhao

--- Jim Adrig <jim@[...].com>  wrote:
>  Numeric -> String conversion is done with the BACK-quote character 
>  `<num>`. So to concatenate:
>  
>  s = 'test'
>  n = 123
>  c = s + `n`
>  
>  This one got me too when I started using Jython.
>  
>  Of course if you REALLY WANT to use Java, you could; for Integers:
>  
>  from java.lang import Integer
>  c = s + Integer(a).toString()
>  
>  Although if it might not be an Integer it would be harder.
>  
>  Anyway, `` handles PyInteger and PyFloat.
>  
>  Have fun !
>  
>  - Jim
>  
>  On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 10:40  PM, Vijay Mulimani wrote:
>  
>  > Hi All,
>  > I have just started using Jython and do not have have a very deep 
>  > knowledge about it. I am facing problem in concatenating a string 
>  > value with a numeric value.
>  > Example-  The string is stored in a variable, and there is another 
>  > variable which has a numeric value, I want to concatenate the string 
>  > and numeric value.
>  > I tried but it's not as same as in Java.
>  > Some might find this Q as a very silly and basic !!! But help is 
>  > appreciated.
>  >  
>  > Thanks in advance.
>  >  
>  > Vijay
>  



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