Part-5 | 08 - String Concatenation | Complete Course for Web Development |
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In JavaScript, you can use the + operator to concatenate (join) two or more strings together. The resulting string is a new string that is the combination of all the input strings.
Here's an example of concatenating two strings:
You can also concatenate strings using the += operator, like this:
Another way to concatenate strings is by using template literals ( ) which is a new way of creating strings in JavaScript. It allows you to embed expressions inside a string using the ${expression} syntax. For example:
You can also use template literals to concatenate string variables with numbers or any other expressions:
Keep in mind that, when concatenating strings with other types of data, JavaScript will automatically convert the non-string data to a string before concatenating it.
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