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## Overview
In Ruby, we can use the **`prepend()` method** to prepend one string or multiple strings to another string. When we prepend a certain string to another using the `prepend` method, we get a new string with the latter concatenated with the former.

## Syntax
```ruby
str.prepend(other_str)
```
Where `str` is the string we want to prepend the other string to.
 
## Parameter

**`other_str`**: This is a mandatory parameter. It is the string we want to prepend to `str`.

## Return value
The value returned is the new string, which is composed of the `other_str` prepended to `str`.

## Code example


# create strings
str1 = "dear"
str2 = "Edpresso"

# prepend strings
a = str1.prepend("hi")
b = str2.prepend("Welcome to ")

# print results
puts a
puts b

## Explanation
* Lines 2-3: We create some strings to which we want to prepend other strings.
* Lines 6-7: We prepend `"hi"` to `str1` and `"welcome to "` to `str2`. We do this by using the `prepend()` method.

* Lines 10-11: We print our results to the console using the `puts` method.

What is the prepend() method of a string in Ruby?

Overview

Syntax

Parameter

Return value

Code example

Explanation