How can you combine two arrays in Avaloq Script?

In Avaloq Script, combining two arrays is efficiently accomplished using the "concat()" method. This method allows users to merge two or more arrays into a single array, preserving the elements of each initial array in the order they are provided. The "concat()" function seamlessly handles the operation and ensures that the final array includes all elements from the arrays being combined.

This functionality is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to create a unified dataset from multiple sources or collections of data. The key aspect of using "concat()" is its ability to simplify code and maintain clarity by directly stating the intention of combining arrays.

Other methods such as "join()", "merge()", and "combine()" do not serve the purpose of array concatenation in this context. For instance, "join()" is used for converting an array into a string with a specified separator, while "merge()" typically applies to data structures like dictionaries or records rather than directly to arrays. "combine()" may suggest a similar result but is not a recognized method for array manipulation in Avaloq Script. Thus, "concat()" is the appropriate and correct choice for this operation.