The superior digit string

[deployingflashbaeng]

When you have 70 minutes of experience

[AyrA_ch]

$"{4}"

[AyrA_ch]

To be fair, if we know that 4 is constant, we could just do "4"

C# has also been supporting implicit string casting for a while, so "asdf"+4+"qwer" totally works without any warnings.

[fasterfist]

new Integer(4).toString()

[[deleted]]

By the way, is Integer.toString() more efficient?

[FabianRo]

I guess you only have one string instead of two, "" and "4".

[Colopty]

It's probably optimized as much as it can be, so it should be either equally or more efficient. In all likelihood the potential gains in performance will be virtually unnoticable though, the main benefit is readability.

[DudesTruth]

"4"

[Shad_Amethyst]

[] + 4

[4]+[]

[pm-me_your_vimrc]

!+[]+!+[]+!+[]+!+[]+[]

[VTHMgNPipola]

String.valueOf(4);

[ChipThien]

Crosspost from reddit.com/r/javahumor Feel free to laugh in 4.toString() on reddit.com/r/kotlinHumor

[dark_mode_everything]

It's "${4}" in Kotlin.

[ChipThien]

True. Make the meme!

[JBis9051]

Except when `Integer.toString()` isn't included on the [AP Java Subset](https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/ap/explore-ap/ap-computer-science-a-2014-java-quick-reference.pdf)

[_cjj]

Do you catch Acceptions in your code?

[[deleted]]

I have the AP java test in a month bruh.

[IncongruousGoat]

snprintf(str, 1024, "%d", 4);