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 Welcome back everyone, we were discussing about String operations in our last blog, So let’s continue it. String Operations : TRANSLATE The purpose of translate is to convert the string to uppercase or lowercase.. Syntax : TRANSLATE <string> TO UPPER CASE / LOWER CASE. In the above syntax : TRANSLATE = keyword, <string> = the string which needs to be converted, TO = keyword, UPPER CASE / LOWER CASE = keyword. *********************************************************** *Start of Program DATA : lv_input(50) type C value 'Welcome to Home', lv_input1(50) type c value 'welcome to home'. translate lv_input to LOWER CASE. "Display the first input. write : 'First input after translating to lower case : ', / lv_input. TRANSLATE lv_input1 TO UPPER CASE. *Displaying the second input. write :/ 'Second input after translating too upper case : ', / lv_input1. *End of Program *****************************************

 Welcome back everyone, We have discussed the different types of loops and system variables in our previous blog, Today We will continue with String operations. String Operations :- A string is a collection of characters. String is an elementary data type of variable length. String Operations :- CONCATENATE The purpose of concatenate is to combine the strings. Syntax : concatenate <c1> ———— <cn> into <c> separated by <s>. In the above syntax : concatenate = keyword, <c1>————<cn> = individual strings, into = keyword, <c> = final result string, separated by = keyword, <s> = separated. Create a executable program in SE38. *********************************************************************** *Start of Program *Declaring variables DATA : lv_input1(10) type c value 'Welcome', lv_input2(10) type c value 'To', lv_input3(10) type c value 'Home', lv_output type string. "No