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What Does // Do? |
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Answer» It sticks 2 CHARACTER STRINGS TOGETHER into a single string. If char1='file1.in' and char2='file2.out' then when char3=char1(1:5)//char2(6:9) the contents of char3 are 'file1.out'. It sticks 2 character strings together into a single string. If char1='file1.in' and char2='file2.out' then when char3=char1(1:5)//char2(6:9) the contents of char3 are 'file1.out'. |
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