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In Kotlin, you can concatenate strings using the + operator or by using the plus() function available for the String object. Here is an example of its use:
Using the + Operator:
fun main () { val string1 = "Hello, " val string2 = "Kotlin!" val result = string1 + string2 println(result) }
Using the plus() Function:
fun main () { val string1 = "Hello, " val string2 = "Kotlin!" val result = string1.plus(string2) println(result) }
