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Create a copy, then concatenate new text

 



#include "stdafx.h"

using namespace System;



void main()

{

    String^ s1 = "This will ";

    String^ s2 = "be a ";

    String^ s3 = "String";



  // 

    String^ s4 = s2;  

    s4 = String::Concat(s4, "new ");

    Console::WriteLine(String::Concat(s1, s4, s3));

}

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