Obtaining string representations of other objects
Flash Player 9 and later, Adobe AIR 1.0 and
later
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You can obtain a String representation
for any kind of object. All objects have a
toString()
method
for this purpose:
var n:Number = 99.47;
var str:String = n.toString();
// str == "99.47"
When using the
+
concatenation operator with
a combination of String objects and objects that are not strings,
you do not need to use the
toString()
method. For
details on concatenation, see the next section.
The
String()
global function
returns the same value for a given object as the value returned
by the object calling the
toString()
method.
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