Answer / Udai Veer Singh

You can concatenate strings in Perl by using the `.` operator or by using the `join()` function. For example: `$str1 = 'Hello, '; $str2 = 'World!'; $concatenated_string = $str1 . $str2; # or $concatenated_string = join('', $str1, $str2);`

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