>>>>> "GvR" == Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes:
GvR> I still like
GvR> ",".join(["spam", "eggs"])
GvR> much better.
Me took, especially when it's spelled
COMMA = ','
...
COMMA.join(['spam', 'eggs'])
I use that a lot. The neat thing is that you don't actually have to
do anything to get both. This ought to put the join-as-builtin
argument to bed, right? ;)
GvR> But str.letters and so on have my blessing.
Me too! Very elegant approach to reducing the last few
"import string" still necessary.
-Barry
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