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46 46  === 3.2 Concat ===
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48 -The concat option is a variation on the string-join we saw in the [[XPath Basic microlearning>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Crash Course.Crash Course Platform.crashcourse-platform-create-transformation-xpath-basic.WebHome||target="blank"]]. The significant difference between the concat and the string-join is that with the concat, you do not define one single separator between the various elements. With the concat, you define per step how certain parts should be linked together. So, for example, **concat(SomeAttribute,' ', SomeOtherAttribute,'-', AThirdAttribute, AFourthAttribute)** uses different separators between the various elements we want to join together in a new string.
48 +The concat option is a variation on the string-join we saw in the XPath Basic [[microlearning>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Crash Course.Crash Course Platform.crashcourse-platform-create-transformation-xpath-basic||target="blank"]]. The significant difference between the concat and the string-join is that with the concat, you do not define one single separator between the various elements. With the concat, you define per step how certain parts should be linked together. So, for example, **concat(SomeAttribute,' ', SomeOtherAttribute,'-', AThirdAttribute, AFourthAttribute)** uses different separators between the various elements we want to join together in a new string.
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50 50  === 3.3 Exists check ===
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