Concatenated

uses the "+" symbol as its concatenation operator: `print "Hello " + "World";` This code will print to the screen: Hello World DIFFERENT LANGUAGES Different languages use different operators. Most languages use the "+" sign though several deviate from this norm: BASIC , Pascal , Javascript , Java , Python , C++ and Ruby use "+". Perl (before version 6), PHP , and Maple (up to version 5) use the "." sign. Perl 6 uses the "~" sign. Visual Basic uses the "&" sign. It can also use the "+" sign but this leads to ambiguity if a string representing a number and a number is added together.
	In	"http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/encyclopedia/entry/mathematics" class="copylinks">Mathematics , '''concatenation''' is the joining of two strings, that is, when ''a'' and ''b'' are concatenated, they form ''ab'' Concatenation of two strings, ''a'' and ''b'' is denoted as ''ab'' or ''ab''

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