How do I join multiple strings?

Question

How do I join all the strings in a stringList into one without printing it?

For example,

s = joinStrings([’very’, ’hot’, ’day’]) # returns string 
print(s)                                # Veryhotday

Answer 1

it feels a little backwards, but you join with a chosen uhh seperator ''.join(['your','list','here']) you can fill in the '' and it will use what ever is inside between each pair of items i.e '---'.join(['your','list','here']) will produce your---list---here

Answer 2

You can solve it using single line for loop.

def joinStrings(stringList):
    return ''.join(string for string in stringList)

Everything is described in Python Documentation: Python Docs

E.g.: String join method: Python string methods

Answer 3

Unfortunately, I am only learning python 2.7 so this probably won't help:

def joinStrings(stringList):
    list=""
    for e in stringList:
        list = list + e
    return list

s = ['very', 'hot', 'day']
print joinStrings(s)

Answer 4

All the above solution are good... You can also use extend(object) function...

String1.extend(["very", "hot", "day"] )

Enjoy....