join collection of values into string

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Parameters

join collection :literal :pathliteral :block

Attributes

with	:char, :string	use given separator
path		join as path components
lines		join with newlines as separator.
words		join with spaces as separator

Returns

Examples

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arr: ["one" "two" "three"]
print join arr
; onetwothree

print join.with:"," arr
; one,two,three

join 'arr
; arr: "onetwothree"

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print join ['H' 'e' 'l' 'l' 'o' '!']
; Hello!

print join @["1 + 2 = " 1+2]
; 1 + 2 = 3

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join.with:'-' ["Hello" "world"]
; => "Hello-world"

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join.words ["This" "is" "a" "sentence."]
; => "This is a sentence."

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; This example uses the universal new line character
; If you need to use carriage return for some reason, use join.with: "\\r\\n" instead.
$> join.lines ["# Recipe", "", "1. Apple", "2. Banana"]
=> # Recipe

1. Apple
2. Banana

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