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How to concatenate two strings in UNIX

Please give me in detail the command for concatenating two strings in UNIX

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Last Update: November 27, 2008 Asked by: arunaresh

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Submitted by: rahulashu

char1="rahul"
char2="chavan"

char3=$char1$char2

it concatinate a string in unix.

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June 10, 2008 02:30:08

rahulashu

Member Since: June 2008 Contribution: 4

RE: How to concatenate two strings in UNIX

char1="rahul"
char2="chavan"

char3=$char1$char2

it concatinate a string in unix.

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August 12, 2008 07:55:05

rayudumca_9

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RE: How to concatenate two strings in UNIX

Pipe symbol between two strings.

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November 27, 2008 20:52:39

vnadipat

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RE: How to concatenate two strings in UNIX

str1=abcdef
str2=ghijklm
echo ${str1}$str2 or
echo ${str1}ghijklm

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