Four methods for converting a character (Char) to a string in java

Method 1: Use Character. toString ()

The Character class provides a static method toString () to convert characters into strings.

Char ch = 'u ';
String charToString = Character. toString (ch );

 

Method 2: Use a string connector

When we use a string connector, other types of variables are automatically converted to the string type, as shown below:

Char ch = 'u ';
String str = "" + ch;

 
Method 3: use an anonymous array (anonymous array)

The anonymous array in java can be used to encapsulate a separate character to the character array, and then use this character array as the String constructor parameter.

Char ch = 'u ';
String fromChar = new String (new char [] {ch });

Method 4: Use String. valueOf ()

 

Char ch = 'u ';
String valueOfchar = String. valueOf (ch );

 
The complete sample code is as follows:

Public class CharToStringExample {
 
Public static void main (String args []) {
Char ch = 'u ';
 
// Char to string using Character class
String charToString = Character. toString (ch );
System. out. println ("Converting Char to String using Character class:" + charToString );
 
// Char to String using String concatenation
String str = "" + ch;
System. out. println ("Converting Char to String using String concatenation:" + str );
 
// Char to String using anonymous array
String fromChar = new String (new char [] {ch });
System. out. println ("Converting Char to String using anonymous array:" + fromChar );
 
// Char to String using String valueOf
String valueOfchar = String. valueOf (ch );
System. out. println ("Converting Char to String using String valueOf:" + valueOfchar );
 
}
 
}
 
Output:
Converting Char to String using Character class: U
Converting Char to String using String concatenation: U
Converting Char to String using anonymous array: U
Converting Char to String using String valueOf: U