Convert an int to a char then concat it to a string.

[DevInCode]

I can't get this to work for the life of me.


I expect this to work but it does not.

Any help?


int i = 1;
int letter = 65;

osstream ss;
ss << i;
ss << char(65);

[whodgson]

int i=1;
string s1,s2;
    s1='i';
    s2=char(65); // or s2='A'
    cout<<s1 + s2;//prints 1A

Is this what you had in mind?

[DevInCode]

Yes, I got it sorted out basically the same way. I think I was focusing too hard on why strings aren't pure and simple in c++, but really they aren't all that difficult. Thanks for the input! :)

[weaknessforcats]

Keep in mind that you cannot convert an int of 65 into a char of 65.

If you do, you get A. To get 65 to need to convert to 2 chars. A 6 and a 5.