Barry> IMO, builtin join ought to str()ify all the elements in the
Barry> sequence, concatenating the results. That seems an intuitive
Barry> interpretation of 'join'ing a sequence.
Any reason why join should be a builtin and not a method available just to
sequences? Would there some valid interpretation of
join( {'a': 1} )
join( 1 )
? If not, I vote for method-hood, not builtin-hood. Seems like you'd avoid
some confusion (and some griping by Graham Matthews about how unpure it is
;-).
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