TRICONEX 2301 Industrial control spare parts

TRICONEX 2301

TRICONEX 2301

TRICONEX 2301

The process of merging data text in TRICONEX 2301 is the core application of connectivity

In the context of programming, concatenation is the operation of concatenating two strings together. The literal meaning of the term 'concatenation' is to merge two things together.

Also known as string concatenation.

The process of merging data text in TRICONEX 2301 is one of the core applications of connectivity. The general syntax for implementing connections is as follows:

(Data type) (Concatenation operator) (Data type)=(Concatenation expression)

Consider two strings: hello="hello" and world="world"

The following provides connection syntax in different programming languages.

TRICONEX 2301 Hello&World: VB, VB. NET and Ada

Strcat (hello, world): C, C++

Hello. world: Perl, PHP

Hello | | World: REXX, SQL

Hello | | World: FORTRAN

Hello++world: Erlang, Haskell

Hello ^ World: Ocaml, Standard ml, F#

Hello+World: Java

In addition to strings, concatenation can also be applied to any other data type, including objects. For simple data types, such as binary, integer, floating point, character, and boolean, string Type conversion is applied before concatenation. Then, concatenation can be easily applied using one of the above operators. For objects, concatenation means concatenation of the data contained within the object, and is usually only possible if the object has the same structure or if two objects belong to the same class. You can add a method to the class to connect each data member of two objects and return the calculation result to the main routine.