Where can I find .join() in the docs

[Peter Hansen]

Michael Chermside wrote:
> 
> > Michael Chermside
> > Specifically, I went to the Python Library Reference (which you will
> > find stashed under your pillow), Chapter 2 (built-in stuff), then went
> > to the section on sequences (which Strings are) and the page on
> > Strings.
> 
> Emile van Sebille:
> > ...which illustrates a difficulty for a newbie... knowing it's 'built-in
> > stuff' then further knowing that strings are classified under
> > sequences...
> 
> Good point. How many people feel that the Python docs would be improved
> by the addition of an index? And in case the response is overwhelming,
> who currently manages the docs so I could volunteer to work on an index?

Isn't http://www.python.org/doc/current/lib/genindex.html good enough?

It lists these, which would probably have solved the OP's problem.
(These are links in the HTML document...)

 join() (in module os.path) 
 join() (in module string) 
 join() (string method) 
 join() (Thread method) 

-Peter