What is the expected behavior of the following code?
the_string = ',,'.join(('alpha', 'omega'))
the_list = the_string.split(',')
print(',' in the list)
What is the expected behavior of the following code?
the_string = ',,'.join(('alpha', 'omega'))
the_list = the_string.split(',')
print(',' in the list)
The given code joins the tuple ('alpha', 'omega') into the string 'alpha,,omega' with ',,' as the separator. Then it splits the string 'alpha,,omega' by a comma, resulting in the list ['alpha', '', 'omega']. The print statement checks if the comma character ',' is in the list, which it is not, hence the output will be False.
print(',' in the list) should be : print(',' in the_list)
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