A variable-arity individual-denoting function that takes one or more abstract character-strings and (in effect) concatenates them. For any instances STRING1, ..., STRINGn of character sequence, (Concatenate Strings FnSTRING1 ... STRINGn) is the character-string that is obtained by concatenating STRING1, ..., STRINGn end-to-end in the order from 1 to n.
Note that some (or all) of STRING1, ..., STRINGn might be identical. Also note that, when applied to a single argument, this function simply returns that argument unchanged; e.g. (Concatenate Strings Fn Bob ) = Bob .
STRING1, ...,STRINGnof character sequence, (Concatenate Strings FnSTRING1...STRINGn)is the character-string that is obtained by concatenatingSTRING1, ...,STRINGnend-to-end in the order from 1 to n.For example, (Concatenate Strings Fn B o b ) is the string Bob , and (Concatenate Strings Fn Bob Dy lan ) is the string Bob Dylan .
Note that some (or all) of
STRING1, ...,STRINGnmight be identical. Also note that, when applied to a single argument, this function simply returns that argument unchanged; e.g. (Concatenate Strings Fn Bob ) = Bob .Concatenate Strings Fn is the restriction of Join Lists Fn (which performs the same operation on Lists generally) to the realm of character-strings.