Ben Nadel • 12/20/2025

Code Kata: Formatting Compound Strings In ColdFusion

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This technical article details a programming exercise (code kata) in ColdFusion focused on elegantly formatting compound strings, such as user names or locations, from variable data parts. It compares a traditional brute-force conditional approach with an alternative method using ColdFusion's native list-append functions to handle delimiters.

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