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str.join()? - Skaperen - Oct-16-2020
i saw some code that used
str.join() for something. is that a normal join?
RE: str.join()? - Gribouillis - Oct-16-2020
It can work
>>> str.join('a', 'bc')
'bac'
RE: str.join()? - buran - Oct-16-2020
With
str.join() you call instance method directly on the class. It expects to implicitly receive instance of the class - that will be used as separator and an iterable, whose elements will be concatenated with the use of the separatorthat's why @Griboulis example
str.join('a', 'bc') # 'a' is the instance of str and 'bc' is the iterable is identical with
'a'.join('bc')and yield the same output.
RE: str.join()? - Skaperen - Oct-16-2020
i guess i need to use ''.join() since i was trying to make a string out of an iterator the yielded strings.