This article will show you the two concatenation process available and valid to Java. One way is by using a symbol "+" and the other way is by using the ".concat( )" method. You will later know what is the difference between the two.
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The "+" symbol is using by the concatenation operation. It is use to concat (combine) two strings, variables, characters and others. In the previous program we make sense the use of the "+" symbol. We use the "+" symbol the combine the string "n1 is " and the value of the variable n1. (We don't want to spend more time hark backing some things that uses our very important sense , the common sense.) Now, Let's move to the other way. The .concat( ); function have some similarities to "+" operator (NOTE: .concat() is not the same as "+"), aside from a fact that "+" can concat any variables compare to .concat( ) function who can concat only a string. For example, (Explanations is on the comments!)
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