7.4

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This description details how to use it to concatenate two strings. See "Add (function)" (page 551) for help using it to add two

numerical expressions.

Syntax

string1 + string2 + ... string

Arguments

string1, string2,...

String values.

Code Sample Example

The following code sample concatenates five strings into a single string that contains the first and last name of a customer.

Code Sample

show('First Name: ' + @(2,12,36) + ' ' + 'Last Name: ' + @(3,12,36))

– (operator)

See "Sub (function)" (page 539) and "Neg (function)" (page 535).

Asterisk (*) operator

See "Mul (function)" (page 535).

/ (operator)

See "Div (function)" (page 532).

Greater than (>) operator

See "GT (function)" (page 554).

Greater or equal to (>=) operator

See "GE (function)" (page 553).

Less than (<) operator

See "LT (function)" (page 556).

Less or equal to (<=) operator

See "LT (function)" (page 556).

= (operator)

Assign a value to a variable. This provides a more convenient alternative to the set() command. Note that spaces between

the operator and its operands are optional.