Assigning String and Integer to Variable

[arokum]

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to assign a string in combination with an integer to a variable v. The string-part is fix, the integers comes from another variable n. For Example:

n:=10;
Print("Sym_",n);

The output of "Print(...);" (that is "Sym_10") should be assigned to another variable. Does anyone know how to do that? There doesn't seem to be a functionality analogue to the "Print()" command when it comes to assigning values to variables. Or can I use "Print()" in some way to solve my problem?

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,
arokum

 

[arokum]

Hello again,

Using "JoinStringsWithSeparator(list,[])" is no nice solution, though it works.

Kind regards,
arokum

 

[oswaler]

I would suggest using the "concatenation" function to combine the string and integer values and then assign it to a variable. In this case, you can use the "+" operator to join the two values and assign it to the variable. For example:

n := 10;
v := "Sym_" + n;

This will result in the variable v having the value "Sym_10". Alternatively, you can also use the "sprintf" function to format the string and integer values into a single string and assign it to a variable. The syntax for this would be:

v := sprintf("Sym_%d", n);

Both of these methods will allow you to assign the combined string and integer value to a variable, which can then be used for further calculations or operations. I hope this helps with your problem. Good luck!