How to concatenate strings to make one joined string
Swift version: 5.0
Swift offers three different ways of joining strings. The first is using the + operator to join two strings to make a third:
let string1 = "Hello, "
let string2 = "world"
let combined1 = string1 + string2The second is user string interpolation to make a new string”
let combined2 = "\(string1) \(string2)"The last is using the += operator to add and assign a string to an existing string:
var combined3 = "Goodbye, "
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