totaly noob here.
how do I do something as simple as concatenate 2 variables' value:
int val1=1;
int val2=2;
int val3 = operation that will give this variable the value 1 followed by 2 (12) and not the sum.
to check the results I'm doing a Serial.Print(val3).
what am I missing?
tks in advance
1 * 10 + 2 = 12.
I'll leave it to you to figure out how to implement that equation in code.
totaly noob here
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what pauls is saying is
val1*10+val2=val3
int val1=1;
int val2=2;
int val3 = operation that will give this variable the value 1 followed by 2 (12) and not the sum.
How do I do it if the variables content is a string?
How do I do it if the variables content is a string?
figured it out:
String val1 = "Hi! ";
String val2 = "Sup?";
String val3 = val1 + val2;
Serial.println(val3);
my problem is that I'm not used to define the type of variables content.
tks
build and array of char(string) long as the first+seconds strings+1, copy the strings (with string's class method or a loop) and finally add the final character '\0' (this means "end of string" for all the functions in the String.h, and also for printf, scanf, ecc...)