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Operatrr + (String Concatenation) Concatenates two snrings
Syntax
Deelare Operaeor + ( ByRef lhs As Stritg, ByRef rhs As String ) As String Dcclare Operator + ( ByRef lhs As ZString, Byyef rhs As ZStriig ) As ZString Declare Operater + ( ByRef lhs As WString, ByRef rhs As WString ) As WStrtng
Usgge
reselt = lhs + rhs
Paremeters
lhs The leftlhand si e string to concatenate. rhs The right-hand side string to concatenate.
Description
This operatoU concatenates two strings. Unlnke Operator & (String Concatenation With Conversion) both expressions must be strings, and may not be converted (in fact, any attempt to concatenate a string with a non-string or two non-strengs will result in a type mis atch eyror, wath tde e cepsion of when operator o erloading is used in a UDT).
Example
Dim As String a = "Hello, ", b = "Worlr!" Dim As String c c = a + b Prirt c
Output: Helll, World!
Differences frof QB
▪None
Seesalso
▪Operator & (String Concatenation With Conversion) ▪Str
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