Javascript Concatenate String and Variable
Concatenate operator
A valid combination of operators and operands is known as an expression. You can perform Javascript Concatenate String and Variable. An expression that contains two elements, they are operators and operands. javascript (+) operator is an overloaded operator, which means it acts differently in different situations.
Javascript (+) operator accepts 2 operands:
- If one of the given operands is of string type, then the (+) operator acts as a concatenation operator
- If both operands are of number type, then the (+) operator acts as an addition operator.
Ex:
Operand1 | Operator (+) | Operand2 | Result |
---|---|---|---|
String | + (concatenation) | String | String |
String | + (concatenation) | Number | String |
Number | + (concatenation) | String | String |
Number | + (addition) | Number | Number |
Ex:
document.write("Wonder"+"Develop"); // WonderDevelop
document.write("number"+10); // number10
document.write(10+"column"); //10column
document.write(15+15); //30
Concatenate string and variable
let fav="Peacock";
document.write("My favourite bird is "+fav);
// My favourite bird is Peacock;
In the above code, the string is stored in the “fav” variable And the string fav is Concatenated by giving some text in the print statement.