Concat is driving me crazy

Ruby
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This is driving me crazy. For some reason

product.title = “this is”
item.title = product.title.to_s << ’ my string’

yields “this is my string”

but

product.title = “this is”
item.title = 'my string ’ << product.title.to_s

will only yield “this is” without adding 'my string ’ at the beginning.
I feel like there must be something incredibly simple I’m missing.
Advice would be much appreciated.

2

I found the answer: I’m a moron. Please disregard.

3

On 11/7/06, Jay [email protected] wrote:

item.title = 'my string ’ << product.title.to_s

will only yield “this is” without adding 'my string ’ at the beginning.
I feel like there must be something incredibly simple I’m missing.
Advice would be much appreciated.

What type of objects are prodcut and title? Most likely the
unexpected behavior is happening in these objects.

If you could post some more code that is runnable by itself and
demonstrates the unexpected behavior, then an answer might be quicker
in the coming.

Blessings,
TwP