I guess there is not much to say about the join function except that
it is the counterpart of the split function.
This function can take several elements of a list or an array and join them together into a string.
use strict;
use warnings;
use v5.10;
my @names = ('Foo', 'Bar', 'Moo');
my $str = join ':', @names;
say $str; # Foo:Bar:Moo
my $data = join "-", $str, "names";
say $data; # Foo:Bar:Moo-names
$str = join '', @names, 'Baz';
say $str; # FooBarMooBaz
The first parameter of the join function is the "connector", the string that will be connecting all the other parameters. The rest of the parameters of join will be flattened to a list and the elements will be glued together with the given "connector".
This "connector" can be any string, even the empty string.
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Addition: you can also feed 'join' a list, as is shown here: https://perlmaven.com/sorting-mixed-strings
Thanks this is what i was looking for!
