How can you add string to something you have named in a script?

[Luigiawesome34]

You know how you can add string to a print command? print(object," is not here")
How could you do that when naming an object instead? object.Name = object, " test"
I have no idea how to go about this, any help would be appreciated.

[dthecoolest]

Strings

Combining Strings

To combine strings, concatenate them with two dots (…). Concatenating strings doesn’t insert a space between them, so you’ll need to include space(s) at the end/beginning of a preceding/subsequent string, or concatenate a space between the two strings.

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local hello = "Hello"
local helloWithSpace = "Hello "
local world = "world!"

local string1 = hello .. world
local string2 = helloWithSpace .. world
local string3 = hello .. " " .. world

print(string1)  --> Hello
print(string2)  --> world!
print(string3)  --> Hello world!

Note that the print() command takes multiple arguments and combines them with spaces, so you can use , instead of … to yield spaces in print() outputs.

[Luigiawesome34]

Thanks, I did not see this at first

[msix29]

You can also use string interpolations, they finally got added:

local str = `text {variable} text`