In the introduction of the Little Sister’s Essay concept exercise, the third paragraph contains this confusing sentence:
They can be concatenated using the
+operator or via<string>.join(<iterable>)and implement all common sequence operations.
I think this could be fixed by splitting up the sentence or adding parentheses. Example of parentheses addition:
They can be concatenated (using the
+operator or via<string>.join(<iterable>)) and they implement all common sequence operations.
A similar problem is present in the “About String Methods” section of the concept:
They can be concatenated with
+, or via<str>.join(<iterable>), split via<str>.split(<separator>), and offer multiple formatting and assembly options.
I think a similar parentheses addition or sentence splitting would help with this as well. Example:
They can be concatenated (with
+or via<str>.join(<iterable>)), split via<str>.split(<separator>), and offer multiple formatting and assembly options.
