It is fun.the result of str.lower(str())

[Fredrik Lundh]

"Sullivan WxPyQtKinter" wrote:

> Guess what would be the result of these functions:
>
> >>>str.lower('ASFA')
> >>>str.join(str(),['1','1','1'])
> >>>str.join('a','b')
>
> If you guess them correctly, please explain.

as I just said, I.method() and C.method(I) are equivalent,
so that's just an odd way to write

    'ASFA'.lower()
    str().join(['1', '1', '1'])
    'a'.join('b')

which, given that str() returns an empty string, and a string
behaves like a sequence of individual characters, is equivalent
to

    'ASFA'.lower() => 'asfa'
    ''.join(['1', '1', '1']) => '111'
    'a'.join(['b']) => 'b'

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