9 lines
249 B
Haskell
9 lines
249 B
Haskell
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{- This is the most obvious way to
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append strings, using the built-in
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(++) concatenation operator
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Note the same would work to join
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any two strings (as 'variables' or
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as typed strings -}
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strAppend :: String -> String -> String
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strAppend x y = x ++ y
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