[Tutor] for loop problems

[Magnus Lycka]

At 14:20 2002-11-04 -0500, Chris Davidson wrote:
>Directories:                    Directories:
>Documents                       D/o/c/u/m/e/n/t/s
>LimeWire                        L/i/m/e/W/i/r/e
>gaim                            g/a/i/m

>        if S_ISDIR(mode):
>             s = endingMark.join(element)

Well, '/'.join(sequence) will make sequence into a string with '/'
inbetween if it's a sequence longer than 1 element.

 >>> '/'.join('Documents')
'D/o/c/u/m/e/n/t/s'

This is what happens, right?

Why do you use join if you just want "s = element + endingMark" ?


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