In Dart concatenation of string can be done in four different ways:
- By using ‘+’ operator.
- By string interpolation.
- By directly writing string literals.
- By Strings.join() method.
By ‘ + ‘ Operator
In Dart, we can use the ‘+’ operator to concatenate the strings.
Example: Using ‘+’ operator to concatenate strings in Dart.
Dart
// Main functionvoid main() { // Assigning values // to the variable String gfg1 = "Geeks"; String gfg2 = "For"; // Printing concated result // by the use of '+' operator print(gfg1 + gfg2 + gfg1);} |
Output:
GeeksForGeeks
By String Interpolation
In Dart, we can use string interpolation to concatenate the strings.
Example: Using string interpolation to concatenate strings in Dart.
Dart
// Main functionvoid main() { // Assigning values to the variable String gfg1 = "Geeks"; String gfg2 = "For"; // Printing concated result // by the use of string // interpolation without space print('$gfg1$gfg2$gfg1'); // Printing concated result // by the use of // string interpolation // with space print('$gfg1 $gfg2 $gfg1');} |
Output:
GeeksForGeeks Geeks For Geeks
By Directly Writing String Literals
In Dart, we concatenate the strings by directly writing string literals and appending it.
Example: By directly writing string literals to concatenate strings in Dart.
Dart
// Main functionvoid main() { // Printing concated // result without space print('Geeks''For''Geeks'); // Printing concated // result with space print('Geeks ''For ''Geeks');} |
Output:
GeeksForGeeks Geeks For Geeks
By List_name.join() Method
In Dart, we can also convert the elements of the list into one string.
list_name.join("input_string(s)");
This input_string(s) are inserted between each element of the list in the output string.
Example: Using list_name.join() concatenate strings in Dart.
Dart
// Main functionvoid main() { // Creating List of strings List<String> gfg = ["Geeks", "For" , "Geeks"]; // Joining all the elements // of the list and // converting it to String String geek1 = gfg.join(); // Printing the // concated string print(geek1); // Joining all the elements // of the list and converting // it to String String geek2 = gfg.join(" "); // Printing the // concated string print(geek2);} |
Output:
GeeksForGeeks Geeks For Geeks
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