Declare Function Str Overload ( ByVal n As Byte ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As UByte ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As Short ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As UShort ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As Integer ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As UInteger ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As LongInt ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As ULongInt ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As Single ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal n As Double ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByRef str As Const String ) As String
Declare Function Str ( ByVal str As Const WString Ptr ) As String

result = Str[$]( number )

or

result = Str( string )

number
string

Str converts numeric variables to their string representation. Used this way it is the String equivalent to WStr applied to numeric variables, and the opposite of the Val function, which converts a string into a number.

Str also converts Unicode character strings to ASCII character strings. Used this way it does the opposite of WStr. If an ASCII character string is given, that string is returned unmodified.

Dim a As Integer
Dim b As String
a = 8421
b = Str(a)
Print a, b

• In the -lang qb dialect, Str will left pad a positive number with a space.
  
• The string type suffix "$" is obligatory in the -lang qb dialect.
  
• The string type suffix "$" is optional in the -lang fblite and -lang fb dialects.
  
  

• DOS version/target of FreeBASIC does not support the wide-character string version of Str.
  
  

• QB does not support the wide-character string version of Str.
  
  

• Val
  
• Chr
  
• Asc