Go - String Concatenation

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In Golang, string concatenation involves joining two or more strings together to form a single string. we can concatenate the strings using '+' operator and strings.Join() function.

Let us go through the example to have a clear idea about the string concatenation −

String Concatenation Using + (Plus) Operator

You can use the plus (+) operator to combine two or more strings.

Example

In this example, we initialize two strings, 'str1' and 'str2', and then concatenate them using the '+' operator and print the combined result.

package main
import (
   "fmt"
)
func main() {
   str1 := "Hello..."
   str2 := "How are you doing?"
   fmt.Println("Concatenated String:", str1 + str2)
}

Output

It will produce the following output

Concatenated String: Hello...How are you doing?

String Concatenation Using strings.Join() Function

The strings.Join() is a built-in function in Golang which is used to concatenate a slice of strings into a single string.

Syntax

Its syntax is as follows −

func Join(stringSlice []string, sep string) string

Where,

  • stringSlice – The strings to be concatenated.
  • sep – It is a separator string that is to be placed between the slice elements.

Example 1

In this example, we initialize two slices of strings, 'm' and 'n'. then uses the strings.Join() function to concatenate elements of each slice with different delimiters ('-', '/', '*', '$') and print the joined strings as the result.

package main
import (
   "fmt"
   "strings"
)
func main() {
   // Initializing the Strings
   m := []string{"IndexByte", "String", "Function"}
   n := []string{"Golang", "IndexByte", "String", "Package"}

   // Display the Strings
   fmt.Println("Set 1 - Slices of Strings:", m)
   fmt.Println("Set 2 - Slices of Strings:", n)

   // Using the Join Function
   output1 := strings.Join(m, "-")
   output2 := strings.Join(m, "/")
   output3 := strings.Join(n, "*")
   output4 := strings.Join(n, "$")

   // Display the Join Output
   fmt.Println("\n Joining the slices of Set 1 with '-' delimiter: \n", output1)
   fmt.Println("\n Joining the slices of Set 1 with '/' delimiter: \n", output2)
   fmt.Println("\n Joining the slices of Set 2 with '*' delimiter: \n", output3)
   fmt.Println("\n Joining the slices of Set 2 with '$' delimiter: \n", output4)
}

Output

It will generate the following output −

Set 1 - Slices of Strings: [IndexByte String Function]
Set 2 - Slices of Strings: [Golang IndexByte String Package]

   Joining the slices of Set 1 with '-' delimiter:
   IndexByte-String-Function

   Joining the slices of Set 1 with '/' delimiter:
   IndexByte/String/Function

   Joining the slices of Set 2 with '*' delimiter:
   Golang*IndexByte*String*Package

   Joining the slices of Set 2 with '$' delimiter:
   Golang$IndexByte$String$Package

Example 2

In this example, we initialize a slice of strings s and two delimiters substr and substr1. It uses the strings.Join() function to concatenate the elements of the slice with the specified delimiters and prints the results.

package main
import (
   "fmt"
   "strings"
)
func main() {

   // Defining the Variables
   var s []string
   var substr string
   var substr1 string
   var result string
   var output string

   // Intializing the Strings
   s = []string{"This", "is", "String", "Function"}
   substr = "..."
   substr1 = " "

   // Display the input slice of strings
   fmt.Println("Input Slice of Strings:", s)

   // Using the Join Function
   result = strings.Join(s, substr)
   output = strings.Join(s, substr1)

   // Displaying output of Join function
   fmt.Println("Joining with '...' delimiter:", result)
   fmt.Println("Joining with ' ' delimiter:", output)
}

Output

It will generate the following output −

Input Slice of Strings: [This is String Function]
Joining with '...' delimiter: This...is...String...Function
Joining with ' ' delimiter: This is String Function
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