Explanation:
Concatenation allows you to add multiple strings together to form one long string by using the '+' operator between each string, so the purpose of concatenation is "<em>to combine two or more strings into one big string</em>" (third option).
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<span> Get assistance from </span>colleagues<span> when </span>your <span>relationship with the employee threatens </span>your objectivity. <span>A performance appraisal </span>meeting<span> should be a two way </span>process<span>.</span>
If Carly wants to add wind belts for the part of the Atlantic just
south of the equator, she should draw the arrows upward to the left. <span> At the South of the equator are trade winds which blow
wind from the northeast toward the equator. </span>
- What is your variable scope? Ie., in what parts of the program do you need it?
- Is it a value type or a reference type. Reference types must always be "newed". Value types are more expensive to pass as parameters.
- Does the type implement IDisposable? Then you should use it in a using { } clause.
- Is the type immutable (like string or DateTime)? Then making changes to it is more expensive than you may think.