sqliteHow do I use the SQLite CONCAT function?
The SQLite CONCAT function is used to concatenate two or more strings together into a single string. It takes two or more strings as arguments and returns a single string that is the result of combining all of the arguments together.
For example, the following code SELECT CONCAT('Hello ', 'World')
will return the string Hello World
.
Code explanation
SELECT
: This is the SQL keyword used to indicate that a query is being made.CONCAT
: This is the function being used.'Hello '
and'World'
: These are the strings being concatenated together.
The CONCAT function can also be used to concatenate multiple strings together. For example, the following code SELECT CONCAT('Hello ', 'World', '!')
will return the string Hello World!
.
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