display integer value in textbox in c++ [duplicate] - c++

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Inserting an integer value in a TextBox
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I have one Text Box in windows application. This Text box can only hold a String value and not an integer. How can i pass the integer as a String to the text box?
int a=3;
//textBox1->Text = ???

Assuming you are working with VisualC++, you can convert integer to string as follows:
yourIntegerValue.toString();
in your case:
textBox1->Text = a.toString();
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Inserting an integer value in a TextBox

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