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<font color=blue>#include</font> <iostream>
<font color=blue>#include</font> <sstream>
<font color=blue>int</font> main( ) 
{
   <font color=blue>using namespace</font> std;
   <font color=blue>long</font> lng = 2000;
   stringstream strs;
   strs<<"hello: "<<lng;   
   cout<<strs.str();
}

std::string ToString(unsigned long value) // Put this function in your local vault.
{
    char buffer[33];  // '33' comes from the _ultoa documentation.

    return std::string(_ultoa(value, buffer, 10));
}

std::string concatenated(original.append(ToString(value)));

Johann Gerell wrote:

Assuming that you by char[] really mean std::string

Ryan Binns wrote:

You assume too much.

Ryan Binns wrote:

That wasn't what he asked at all

Johann Gerell wrote:

That assumption was more of a veiled desire.

Johann Gerell wrote:

because you're a conscious developer

PJ Arends wrote:

Or did you mean conscientious?

char szBuff[5] = {0};
_ultoa(1234, szBuff, 10);
char szTemp[32];
strcpy(szTemp, "The number is ");
strcat(szTemp, szBuff);

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