Integer to string

Hi , I declare a variable int i = 001, i++ etc... than i want to use "i" in a string like "..." + i + " ...." , but the problem that I am loosing the zeros
( i become 1 instead of 001 ), any help ? tks

I think, If u declare it as integer it would not be possible.
But if you want some thing what you have told you can implement your own number class and operations on dat.
Put 001 in an array a= [0,0,1] and manpulate the array to have desired operations
Note: There is no overloading operator in java. So you cannot do i++ and all.so u can replace them like postincrement(i)
Thanks
D. L. Kumar

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