Joining two strings with a comma and space between them

Question

I have been given the two strings "str1" and "str2" and I need to join them into a single string. The result should be something like this: "String1, String 2". The "str1" and "str2" variables however do not have the ", ".

So now for the question: How do I join these strings while having them separated by a comma and space?

This is what I came up with when I saw the "task", this does not seperate them with ", " though, the result for this is “String2String1”.

function test(str1, str2) {

    var res = str2.concat(str1);

    return res;

}

Answer 1

try this:

 function test(str1, str2) {

     var res = str2 + ',' + str1;

     return res;

 }

Answer 2

Simply

return str1 + ", " + str2;

If the strings are in an Array, you can use Array.prototype.join method, like this

var strings = ["a", "b", "c"];
console.log(strings.join(", "));

Output

a, b, c

Answer 3

That's it:

strings = ["str1", "str2"]; 
strings.join(", ");

Answer 4

Just add the strings.

res = str1 + ', ' + str2;

Answer 5

try this

function test(str1, str2) {

var res = str1+", "+str2;

return res;

}

Answer 6

You can also use concat() with multiple params.

a = 'car'
a.concat(', ', 'house', ', ', 'three')
// "car, house, three"

Answer 7

Google led us here, and apparently nobody mentions what we were after:

function metJoinStrings(varpString1, varpString2, varpSeparator) {
  return varpString1 + (varpString1 === '' ? '' : varpSeparator) + varpString2;
}

With this approach, the end result is presentable as expected, and consequently splittable afterwards. IMPORTANT: one could want to verify or manage the presence of 'varpSeparator' in the source strings, and act accordingly.

Also, parameter type validation should be added.

Answer 8

you can easily do this:

function test(str1, str2) {
    return Array.prototype.join.call(arguments, ", ");
}

Answer 9

My trick is to use concat() twice (with chaining).

var str1 = "Hello";
var str2 = "world!";
var result = str1.concat(", ").concat(str2);
document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML=result;

Working Demo