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String Concatenation

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    How to do String Concatenation in asp.net? I want with && function. Can anybody help please.

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      How to do String Concatenation in asp.net? I want with && function. Can anybody help please.

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      Hi, You can use String.Concat

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        How to do String Concatenation in asp.net? I want with && function. Can anybody help please.

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        The String.Concat method works the same from any language, as it's part of the framework. Example: string s = String.Concat("We have ", products.Count.ToString(), " products."); The specific programming language that you use has alternative ways of writing this. Example: string s = "We have " + products.Count.ToString() + " products."; These two examples actually produce the exact same code.

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          The String.Concat method works the same from any language, as it's part of the framework. Example: string s = String.Concat("We have ", products.Count.ToString(), " products."); The specific programming language that you use has alternative ways of writing this. Example: string s = "We have " + products.Count.ToString() + " products."; These two examples actually produce the exact same code.

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          Thanks.

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