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  Tutorial: Combine String example

In this section, you will learn how to combine or merge two strings in java.

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The java.lang package provides the method that helps you to combine two strings and making into single string.

The following program is used for concatenating two string through using the concat() method that concatenates the specified string to the end of string and finally, you will get the combined string.


 

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