How to convert an Int to a String
Swift version: 5.6
Swift's string interpolation means you can convert all sorts of data – including integers – to a string in just one line of code:
let str1 = "\(myInt)"However, the more common way is just to use the string initializer, like this:
let str2 = String(myInt)
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Available from iOS 7.0
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