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String.cat() combines two strings together, resulting in a new, single string.
The first string is represented by this: string1 while the second string is denoted as string2 within the function.
Usage involves calling .cat() on the initial string and providing the second string as an argument, as shown in the examples for JavaScript, Python using geemap and Colab with getInfo().
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