In C#, concatenating strings can be done with the `Concat()` method of the `String` class. 

In other cases, you can use the `+` operator. This method returns a string which is the concatenation of the first and second strings.




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### Syntax
```c#
string.Concat(stringA, stringB)
```
### Parameters
`stringA`: This is the first string that you want to concatenate.

`stringB`: This is the second string that you want to concatenate with the first string.

### Return value
The value returned is a string that is the concatenation of `stringA` and `stringB`.

### Code example 
In the code snippet below, we have implemented the example illustrated in figure above. First, we defined and initialized the two strings `Edpr` and `esso`. Then with the help of `Concat()` method, we concatenated the two strings.


using System;

// create Concat class
class Concat
{

    // The main method
    static void Main()
    {
      // define and initialize strings
      string stringA = "Edpr";
      string stringB = "esso";

      // Concatenate strings
      string concatString = string.Concat(stringA, stringB);
      
      // print the concatenation 
      System.Console.WriteLine(concatString);
    }
}

How to use the String Concat() in C#

Syntax

Parameters

Return value

Code example