Concatenation

Concatenation (from Latin catena 'chain') stands for

• Concatenation (word) , in the theory of formal languages ​​a link between two words to form a new word, which is offered as a basic operation (for character strings ) in many programming languages .
• Concatenation (formal language) , in the theory of formal languages ​​a chain between languages ​​based on the above connection
• Concatenation (lists) , in computer science an operation on list-like structures
• Concatenation (sets) , in computer science a combination of sets to form a new set
• Concatenation (linguistics) , in linguistics the chaining of stems and inflection affixes , in which the stem and affix then form a phonological or graphematic word (as opposed to isolating chaining)

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Wiktionary: concatenate  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

• Concatenation (disambiguation)

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