Javascript add string to start

Question

my code:

var test = "aa";
test += "ee";
alert(test); 

Prints out "aaee"

How can I do the same thing, but add the string not to end, but start: Like this:

var test = "aa";
test = "ee" + test;

This is the long way, but is there somekind of shorter way like in 1st example?

What I want is that I must not write the initial variable out again in definition.

Answer 1

There's no built-in operator that allows you to achieve this as in the first example. Also test = "ee" + test; seems pretty self explanatory.