Imagine you had an NSString and wanted to save it as an integer value.
You can use the intValue method for that:
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NSString *myString = @"47"; int myInt = [myString intValue]; |
To do the reverse, you can use the initWithFormat method:
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int myInt = 32; NSString *myOtherString = [[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"%i", myInt]; |
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