Exam SPLK-1002 topic 1 question 170 discussion

Answer is D for number and string

A. ~ (tilde) → Not used for concatenation in Splunk. B. & (ampersand) → Not a valid operator for concatenation. D. . (period) → Not used for string concatenation in Splunk (unlike some other languages like PHP). so C is the ans

https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.4.0/SearchReference/Eval#:~:text=of%20functions.-,Operators,-The%20following%20table

Answer is C The concatenation operator accepts both strings and numbers. Numbers are concatenated as strings and produces a string.

D - (.) concatenated both strings and numbers. where (plus) concatenate the string with string or number with number.

D - Operators that produce numbers The plus ( + ) operator accepts two numbers for addition, or two strings for concatenation. The subtraction ( - ), multiplication ( * ), division ( / ), and modulus ( % ) operators accept two numbers. Operators that produce strings The period ( . ) operator concatenates both strings and number. Numbers are concatenated in their string represented form.