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strcat
concatenate character strings
Calling Sequence
txt=strcat(vector_of_strings [,string_added]) txt=strcat(vector_of_strings [,string_added, ["flag"]])
Arguments
- vector_of_strings
 vector of strings
- string_added
 string added, default value is the emptystr
""- txt
 string
- "flag"
 string ( "r" for return a row matrix, "c" for return a column matrix)
Description
txt=strcat(vector_of_strings) concatenates
    character strings :
    txt=vector_of_strings(1)+...+vector_of_strings(n)
txt=strcat(vector_of_strings,string_added)
    returns
    txt=vector_of_strings(1)+string_added+...+string_added+vector_of_strings(n).
The plus symbol does the same: "a"+"b" is the
    same as strcat(["a","b"]).
If size of vector_of_strings is one, it returns
    txt=vector_of_strings(1);
strcat('A','B') returns 'A' and not 'AB' as
    strcat(['A','B'])
Examples
strcat(string(1:10),',') strcat(["a","b"]) strcat(["a","b"],'|') strcat('A') strcat('A','B') strcat(['A','B']) strcat(['A','B'],'') m =["a" "b" ; "c" "d"]; strcat(m, "r") strcat(m, "", "r") strcat(m, "", "c")
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