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Concatenate 2 or more NSString into 1 NSString in Objective-C

Anonymous User179907-Nov-2015
I am new in Objective-C programming, can any one tell me how to Concatenate 2 or more NSString into 1 NSString with comma(,) sign.
For example I have 3 strings like this:
NSString *country1 = @"India";
NSString *country2 = @"China";
NSString *country3 = @"Japan";

I want to make a single string to store and in future I want to separate all these values by given sign.
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Updated on 08-Nov-2015
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Tarun Kumar

Tarun Kumar

08-Nov-2015

You can use NSArray method 'stringWithFormat: ' to add two or more string variables into an array.

For example:

NSString *Name = @"India"; 
NSString *Code = @"+91";
NSMutableArray *countryObject = [[NSMutableArray alloc]init];
[countryObject addObject:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@ %@", Name, @",", Code]];

and also you can see I am concating two strings separated with comma(,) because in future, we can split this string by comma(,) as needed.

 

 

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