How do I join strings in Python?

How do I join strings in Python?

You can join strings in Python using the join() method. For example, ', '.join(['Hello', 'world']) will give you 'Hello, world'.

Can you show me an example with a list of words?

Sure! If you have a list like words = ['Python', 'is', 'fun'], you can join them with spaces using ' '.join(words), which results in 'Python is fun'.

What if I want to join them with a different separator?

You can use any string as a separator. For instance, '-'.join(['2021', '12', '31']) will give you '2021-12-31'.

Is there a way to join strings without using join()?

Yes, you can use the + operator to concatenate strings, like str1 + str2, but join() is more efficient for multiple strings.