<doc>

<legacy_id>1234</legacy_id>

<name>,</name>

<type>operator</type>

<syntax>

<example><i>string1</i> , <i>string2</i></example>

</syntax>

<library></library>

<objects>

</objects>

<synonyms>

</synonyms>

<classification>

<category>Text and Data Processing</category>

</classification>

<references>

<constant tag="comma">comma Constant</constant>

</references>

<history>

<introduced version="1.0">Added.</introduced>

</history>

<platforms>

<mac/>

<windows/>

<linux/>

<ios/>

<android/>

</platforms>

<classes>

<desktop/>

<server/>

<web/>

<mobile/>

</classes>

<security>

</security>

<summary><glossary tag="concatenate">Concatenates</glossary> (joins) two <glossary tag="string">strings</glossary> and inserts a comma between them.</summary>

<examples>

<example>put "first","second" <code><i>-- evaluates to "first,second"</i></code></example>

<example>get lastName,firstName middleName</example>

</examples>

<description>

<p>Use the <b>,</b> <glossary tag="operator">operator</glossary> to combine two <glossary tag="string">strings</glossary> with a comma between them.</p><p/><p><b>Parameters:</b></p><p>The operands <i>string1</i> and <i>string2</i> are <glossary tag="literal string">literal strings</glossary> of <keyword tag="characters">characters</keyword> (<glossary tag="delimit">delimited</glossary> with <glossary tag="double quote">double quotes</glossary>), or <glossary tag="expression">expressions</glossary> that <glossary tag="evaluate">evaluate</glossary> to <glossary tag="string">strings</glossary>.</p><p/><p><b>Comments:</b></p><p>The result of the <b>,</b> <glossary tag="operator">operator</glossary> is a <keyword tag="string">string</keyword> consisting of <i>string1</i>, a comma, and <i>string2</i>.</p><p/><p>The <b>,</b> <glossary tag="operator">operator</glossary> is equivalent to <code> comma </code><a/>. In other words,</p><p><code> "this" , "that"</code></p><p>does the same thing as</p><p><code> "this" comma "that"</code></p>

</description>

</doc>