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Arduino: Float to String - here's how - Practical Tips

Arduino: Float to String – here’s how

by Mike

Often when programming with the Arduino, it happens that you have to convert a float to string.

Arduino: Float to String – here’s how

In the following instructions, we assume that you have already defined a float variable. This can be done, for example, with the command “float floatvariable = 12.4;”.

  • To assign the string of the float to the string variable, simply execute the command “String stringvariable = String(floatvariable);”
  • Caution: String must be written with a capital initial letter in the declaration.
  • This way you can easily convert floating point numbers into strings and output them on a display, for example.

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