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The + and += operators are supported by the built-in integral and floating-point numeric types, the string type, and delegate types.
For information about the arithmetic + operator, see the Unary plus and minus operators and Addition operator + sections of the Arithmetic operators article.
When one or both operands are of type string , the + operator concatenates the string representations of its operands (the string representation of null is an empty string):
Beginning with C# 6, string interpolation provides a more convenient way to format strings:
Beginning with C# 10, you can use string interpolation to initialize a constant string when all the expressions used for placeholders are also constant strings.
Beginning with C# 11, the + operator performs string concatenation for UTF-8 literal strings. This operator concatenates two ReadOnlySpan objects.
For operands of the same delegate type, the + operator returns a new delegate instance that, when invoked, invokes the left-hand operand and then invokes the right-hand operand. If any of the operands is null , the + operator returns the value of another operand (which also might be null ). The following example shows how delegates can be combined with the + operator:
To perform delegate removal, use the - operator .
For more information about delegate types, see Delegates .
An expression using the += operator, such as
except that x is only evaluated once.
The following example demonstrates the usage of the += operator:
You also use the += operator to specify an event handler method when you subscribe to an event . For more information, see How to: subscribe to and unsubscribe from events .
A user-defined type can overload the + operator. When a binary + operator is overloaded, the += operator is also implicitly overloaded. A user-defined type can't explicitly overload the += operator.
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In this tutorial, we're going to learn how to generate a random string in Java, first using the standard Java libraries, then using a Java 8 variant, and finally using the Apache Commons Lang library .
This article is part of the “Java – Back to Basic” series here on Baeldung.
Let's start simple and generate a random String bounded to 7 characters:
Keep in mind that the new string will not be anything remotely alphanumeric.
Next let's look at creating a more constrained random string; we're going to generate a random String using lowercase alphabetic letters and a set length:
Now let's use Random.ints, added in JDK 8, to generate an alphabetic String:
Then we can widen our character set in order to get an alphanumeric String:
We used the filter method above to leave out Unicode characters between 65 and 90 in order to avoid out of range characters.
The Commons Lang library from Apache helps a lot with random string generation. Let's take a look at generating a bounded String using only letters :
So instead of all the low-level code in the Java example, this one is done with a simple one-liner.
Here is another very simple example, this time a bounded String with only alphabetic characters, but without passing boolean flags into the API:
Finally, we have the same random bounded String, but this time numeric:
And there we have it, creating bounded and unbounded strings with either plain Java, a Java 8 variant, or the Apache Commons Library.
Through different implementation methods, we were able to generate bound and unbound strings using plain Java, a Java 8 variant, or the Apache Commons Library.
In these Java examples, we used java.util.Random , but one point worth mentioning is that it is not cryptographically secure. Consider using java.security.SecureRandom instead for security-sensitive applications.
The implementation of all of these examples and snippets can be found in the GitHub project . This is a Maven-based project so it should be easy to import and run.
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