How do I concatenate strings in a bash script?

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How can I concatenate strings and variables in a shell script? stringOne = "foo" stringTwo = "anythingButBar" stringThree = "? and ?" I want to output "foo and anythingButBar"

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Nothing special, you just need to add them to your declaration. For example: fooanythingButBar if you want the literal word 'and' between them: foo and anythingButBar

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