It looks like the only practical purpose for the concat() function is to convert an array to a string. You can’t use it to combine strings without inserting a comma into the new string and if you want to combine strings it’s easier to use "+". If I’m missing some other intended purpose please point it out.

As far as using it to convert an array to a string goes, there are a couple of problems. One is, it inserts a space which means you have to remove each added space if you want to convert the string back to an array using the split() function. The split function highlights the other problem with the concat() function. You can choose the delimiter with the split() function, but your stuck with the comma as a delimiter if you use the concat() function.

My suggestion is to implement the concat() function similar to the split() function instead of the unique() function. Meaning the user can choose the delimiter and, if they want, add a space to it. For example…

concat(myArray, "|")  or if a space is desired

concat(myArray, ", ")