operator.concat()

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Definition

concat(a, b) -- Same as a + b, for a and b sequences.

Syntax

Operator.concat(a,b)->a+b

operator.__concat(a,b)->a+b

Parameters

string

Import module

Importing module is required in the Shell window and the Editor window.

Example

Here the method join two strings.

>>>import operator
>>> operator.concat("Python", "Lake")
'PythonLake

operator.__concat__(a,b)

The method return the same value as Operator.concat(a,b).

>>> operator.__concat__("Python", "Lake")
'PythonLake'
>>>

Method (a+b)

a+b return the same value as operator.concat().

Here in this example, it joins two variable and placing into the strings format as requested in double or single quotes.

>>> a="pyhton"
>>> b="lake"
>>> a+b
'pyhtonlake'
>>>

>>> a+"lake"
'python lake'
>>>
>>> "Python "+"Lake"
'Python Lake'
>>>

The method concatenate the strings.

>>> x="python"
>>> y=" Lake Learning Center "
>>> x+y
'python Lake Learning Center'
>>>

Limitation

Comments

Python Lake