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That's what I was thinking. Sometimes it's called join, like Enum.join/2 in Elixir. Either you're cuddling the strings with your hands and it'll take time and
by cess11 2y ago
That's what I was thinking. Sometimes it's called join, like Enum.join/2 in Elixir.
Either you're cuddling the strings with your hands and it'll take time and care anyway, or you're doing programmatic massage, in which case most DB-driver capable languages has a bunch of functions that solve issues like these.