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In need of some java help

Are they strings or ints? If they're strings you can go string1+string2 to concatenate. If they're not strings you can use Integer.toString() to convert them.
 
To further Atheus' point, the most compact way I can think to do it is: "" + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2. A bit ugly though, as the empty string is meaningless and distracting.

You can concatenate an integer (or pretty much anything) to a string and it will be coerced. Non-primitive types get their toString() method called; primitive types are probably replaced with calls like Integer.toString().
 
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