Name: ,

Type: operator

Syntax: <string1> , <string2> 

Summary: <concatenate|Concatenates> (joins) two <string|strings> and inserts a comma between them.

Introduced: 1.0

OS: mac,windows,linux,ios,android

Platforms: desktop,server,web,mobile

Example:
put "first","second" -- evaluates to "first,second"

Example:
get lastName,firstName  middleName

Parameters:
string1 (string): The operands string1 and string2 are literal strings of characters (delimited with double quotes), or expressions that evaluate to strings.
string2 (string): 

The result: The result of the <,> <operator> is a <string(keyword)> consisting of <string1>, a comma, and <string2>.

Description:
Use the <,> <operator> to combine two <string(glossary)|strings> with a comma between them.

The <,> <operator> is equivalent to  comma <a/>. In other words,
  "this" , "that"
does the same thing as
  "this"  comma  "that"

References: comma (constant), string (glossary), concatenate (glossary), operator (glossary), string (keyword)

Tags: text processing
