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To concatenate strings in JavaScript, you can use the "+" operator or the string.concat(str1, str2, ...) method. The "+" operator creates a new string by concatenating strings to the left and right of the operator. The string.concat() method takes one or more strings and concatenates them into a new string. The string.concat() method does not modify the provided strings but creates and returns a new string resulting from the concatenation. In this JavaScript String Concatenate example, we use the string.concat() method to concatenate strings. More examples of string concatenation are given below. Click Execute to run the JavaScript String Concatenation Example online and see the result.
To concatenate strings in JavaScript, you can use the "+" operator or the string.concat(str1, str2, ...) method. The "+" operator creates a new string by concatenating strings to the left and right of the operator. The string.concat() method takes one or more strings and concatenates them into a new string. The string.concat() method does not modify the provided strings but creates and returns a new string resulting from the concatenation. In this JavaScript String Concatenate example, we use the string.concat() method to concatenate strings. More examples of string concatenation are given below. Click Execute to run the JavaScript String Concatenation Example online and see the result.