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Java 13 - How to Concatenate Text Blocks

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By Asif Shah

Introduction

If you have not tried the Text Blocks feature introduced in Java 13 then the following post will help you to get started

Java 13 - Example to use Text Blocks for Multi line String literals

We can concatenate TextBlocks as we do with normal String as demonstrated in the following example.

Example

public class TextBlock {  
 public static void main(String[] args) {
  String html = """
             <html>
                 <body>  
                 """ +
                 """    <h1> Header One </h1>
                  <p> Paragraph One </p>
                 """ +
                 """
                  <h1> Header One </h1>
                  <p> Paragraph One </p>
          """ +
                """
                 </body>
              </html>
                 """; 
  System.out.println(html);
}
}
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