Explain what is the concatenation operator?
Answer / Sarika Chaudhari
In C, the concatenation operator is represented by two adjacent strings without any separator. For example, if we have char str1[10] = "Hello" and char str2[5] = " World", then the concatenated string can be stored in another character array like this: char str3[15]; strcpy(str3, str1); strcat(str3, str2);
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