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StringInsert
StringInsert["
string
",
"
snew
",
n
] yields a string with "
snew
" inserted starting at position n in "
string
".
StringInsert["
string
",
"
snew
",
-
n
] inserts at position n from the end of "
string
".
StringInsert["
string
",
"
snew
",
,
, ... 
] inserts a copy of "
snew
" at each of the positions  .
Example: StringInsert["abcdefg", "XYZ", 2] .
StringInsert["
string
",
"
snew
",
n
] makes the first character of snew the n
 character in the new string.
StringInsert["
string
",
"
snew
",
-
n
] makes the last character of snew the n
 character from the end of the new string.
In StringInsert["
string
",
"
snew
",
,
, ... 
] the  are taken to refer to positions in "
string
" before any insertion is done.
See the Mathematica book: Section 2.7.2.
See also: StringReplacePart, Insert, StringPosition.
Further Examples
You can insert one string into another.
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