Coding standard: Prefixing variables to indicate datatype

[Daniel Dittmar]

Erik Max Francis wrote:
> Terry Reedy wrote:
> 
> 
>>Once you actually think about it, its obvious that attaching the join
>>method to the joiner is the only sensible place to put it.
>>
>>"Carpenter, exercise your ability to joins these pieces of wood."
> 
> 
> Agreed.  It may look weird at first, but it doesn't take long to realize
> as a method, that's the only place it can logically go.  After all, the
> alternative is having a join method be part of _every single sequence
> interface_, which is clearly heavy-handed.
> 

Now that there are class methods, there's no longer the need to force 
this into a instance method call. str.join (somelist [, joinstring]) 
does the job just fine.

But perhaps someone is already working on string comprehension.

 > I personally find ','.join(S) extremely inuitive

inuit-ive: you mean like eskimo speak? (sorry, couldn't resist the cheap 
shot).

Daniel