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To concatenate means to join two or more strings, arrays, or other data structures together to form a single, combined unit. This action is frequently employed in programming languages and software applications when working with text or data.
For example, consider the two strings "Hello" and "World". When concatenated, they form a new string: "HelloWorld". In many programming languages, the '+' operator or specific functions are used to concatenate strings or arrays.