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Hello everyone. I have easy question about strings and functions. I want to write function named concatenater that takes 2 strings as input and returns the concatenated string as output. When the function is done, for ex. i will write :
concatenater('hello','world')
and the program will return that :
ans =
hello world
I would be glad if you help.

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madhan ravi
madhan ravi on 12 Jan 2019
Edited: madhan ravi on 12 Jan 2019
a='hello';
b='world';
output = concantecater(a,b) % function call
function output = concantecater(input1,input2) % function definition
output=sprintf('%s %s',input1,input2); % works for any strings
end
Gives:
output =
hello world
a='hi';
b='there';
sprintf('%s %s',a,b)
Gives:
ans =
'hi there'
Or:
[a,' ',b]
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Brain Adams
Brain Adams on 12 Jan 2019
Edited: Brain Adams on 12 Jan 2019
thank you for the answer. but i need a function that do this process for every different words. 'hello world' is just a example. it could be 'hi there' etc.
for your last answer : What I need to write is a function. What you write is not a function. i need [output] = concantecater(input1,input2) format. and when i use this function for any 2 words; function should be concatenated strings as output.

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