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I have two string same as below:
I want to concatenate two strings together in correct concatenation order. but I don't know why after concatenating the above two strings it is reversed. Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

does `str2` contain Arabic, Hebrew, or Farsi characters? I cannot recognize them. These languages are read from right to left and it is probably affecting your string representation

actually this is what the IDE is telling you on top

there are 2 string as below:
```val str2 = " היטצ "
val str3 = "ABC"```


I understand that `str2` variable contains characters read from right to left, instead of left to right, correct? This is probably what makes the concatenation to be represented wrong

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-left_mark>

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Could it be an IDE-related issue? <https://pl.kotl.in/vSu1AF01S>

<@U02NQ5FPRT3> Looks like str2 is Hebrew (RTL) and str3 (LTR). Can you try String template println("$str2$str3") and see how it looks like?

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