IntegerString

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Converts an integer to its string representation, optionally in a given base.

Forms

IntegerString[n]

IntegerString[n, b]

IntegerString[n, b, len]

IntegerString[n, MixedRadix[blist]]

IntegerString[n, "numsys"]

Verified examplesIntegerString[255] → 255 IntegerString[255, 16] → ff IntegerString[143207491493571284560146904872817600361573129, 2] → 110011010111111000011111110001111001100111000001111110111010000100011110001111110101101100100110010000011001000110000001111101000101010101100001001 IntegerString[-143207491493571284560146904872817600361573129, 2] → 110011010111111000011111110001111001100111000001111110111010000100011110001111110101101100100110010000011001000110000001111101000101010101100001001

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Topics

Converting Between Expressions And Strings - Special Conversions
New In60 Alphabetical Listing - I
New In60 Core Language - Other New Functions
New In60 Mathematics And Algorithms - New in Number Theory & Integer Functions »
New In60 Number Theory And Integer Functions - New Digit-Related Functions
Number Digits - Bitwise Operations»

Related

IntegerName IntegerDigits IntegerLength DigitSum RealDigits BaseForm NumberForm FromDigits FromLetterNumber RomanNumeral DateString IntegerPartitions

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