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append
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Syntax:
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#include <string>
string& append( const string& str );
string& append( const char* str );
string& append( const string& str, <strong>size_type</strong> index, <strong>size_type</strong> len );
string& append( const char* str, <strong>size_type</strong> num );
string& append( <strong>size_type</strong> num, char ch );
string& append( <a href=
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<p>The append() function either:</p>
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<li>appends <em>str</em> on to the end of the current string,</li>
<li>appends a substring of <em>str</em> starting at <em>index</em>
that is <em>len</em> characters long on to the end of the current
string,</li>
<li>appends <em>num</em> characters of <em>str</em> on to the end
of the current string,</li>
<li>appends <em>num</em> repititions of <em>ch</em> on to the end
of the current string,</li>
<li>or appends the sequence denoted by <em>start</em> and
<em>end</em> on to the end of the current string.</li>
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<p>For example, the following code uses append() to add 10 copies of
the '!' character to a string:</p>
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string str = "Hello World";
str.append( 10, '!' );
cout << str << endl;
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<p>That code displays:</p>
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Hello World!!!!!!!!!!
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<p>In the next example, append() is used to concatenate a substring
of one string onto another string:</p>
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string str1 = "Eventually I stopped caring...";
string str2 = "but that was the '80s so nobody noticed.";
str1.append( str2, 25, 15 );
cout << "str1 is " << str1 << endl;
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<p>When run, the above code displays:</p>
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str1 is Eventually I stopped caring...nobody noticed.
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