Putting Two Strings Together, Concatenate

To put two strings or variables together:

$ft="London and " . "Paris";

print "$ft";

Which prints:
London and Paris


Next Example: When you concatenate variables, you don't need the quotation marks.

$city1="London";
$city2="Tokyo";

$ft=$city1 . " and " . $city2;

print "$ft";

Which prints:
London and Tokyo


-We wrapped in quotations the word and with a space on each side so it would print nicely.


Copy and Paste Perl Code:

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";

$city1="London";
$city2="Tokyo";

$ft=$city1 . " and " . $city2;

print "$ft";

exit;

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