In Python, when we use split(), the syntax looks like this:
list_result = string.split(separator)
But when we use join(), it's written like this:
string_result = separator.join(list_of_strings)
Why is the format different? Why don't we write join() like this instead?
list_of_strings.join(separator)
Is it just a design choice made by Python's creators, or is there a deeper reason why join() can’t follow the same pattern as split()?
