concatenation
/kənˌkætəˈneɪʃən/
noun
- A series of things connected or linked together, often in a chain or sequence.
- The book describes a concatenation of events that led to the war.
- The scientist explained the concatenation of chemical reactions in the experiment.
- A concatenation of small mistakes caused the project to fail.
- In computing, the operation of joining two strings or sequences together end-to-end.
- Concatenation of the two data sets created a larger, more complete file.
- The program performs concatenation of the first and last name fields.
- In Python, you can use the plus sign for string concatenation.