Thomas Heller <thomas.heller@ion-tof.com>:
> Hmm. Already implemented?
>
> >>> str.join(",", ["spam", "eggs"])
> 'spam,eggs'
Not quite. I had in mind that str.join would be the
original string.join, which has the args in a different
order and the separator is optional. But I can see that
implementing the "".join(x) bogosity has closed off
this possibility.
The constants from the string module could still be
added to str, though.
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