Cat(String1, String2, String3...)

Cat is a cheap alternative to string concatenation with '+' as in:
c = a + b $
Cat uses less memory and is faster than '+', especially when concatenating more than 2 strings together.
Programatically, however use whatever solution is more legible to you.

Return Value:
A concatenated strings made up of up to 32 parameters passed to Cat().

Example:

s = "Leelou" $
c = cat("The cat's name is: ", s$) $
print(c$, "\n")

p1 = "The cat " $
p2 = "thinks " $
p3 = "she is " $
p4 = "a Bengali tiger!" $

phrase = cat(p1$, p2$, p3$, p4$)$
print(phrase$, "\n")

The cat's name is: Leelou
The cat thinks she is a Bengali tiger!