Sunday, October 16, 2016

Blog 16

What is concatenation? How does it work?

17 comments:

  1. It's the process of combining two separate strings into one string. For example:
    print("Hello " + " world")

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  2. The action of linking things together in a sequence. It uses modifiers like "+" to link phrases.

    Josh Lee

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  3. A series of interconnected events, such as a series of C or C++ files that open and send data to each other, making use of "pseudo multi threading", as I like to call it, in order to divide and speed up jobs or processes. On a much larger far more complex level, this is what large data centers do to increase computing speeds.
    In simple practice, you could create this with a bunch of python files using the stdin pipe and stdout.
    -Travis

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  4. I don't know

    - Owen Luther

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  5. Chris VanYe
    it is when variables are added together in a series

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  6. it combines two separate strings together

    jonathan.

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  7. the variables that adding together
    Charlie Lin

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  8. Linking things together using +.
    Alex Haston.

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  9. - the operation of joining character strings end-to-end
    - it adds two character strings together, like when you print ("Hello" + "World") and it prints HelloWorld
    -Katelyn

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  10. Linking two strings together with a +
    _Ben Lacey

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  11. It's the process of combining two separate strings into one string. For the work like print("My" + "age").
    -Gary Gao

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  12. link two strings using +
    -Lux lei

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  13. Combining things using +
    -Sean

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  14. Concatenation is chain of items. it works by combing items with a (+).
    -Joe Haj

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