> def stringify(*args, *, sep:str=SomeDefault):
>
I meant def stringify(*args, sep:str=SomeDefault)
So an idea would use duck typing to find out if we have 1 iterable or a
multiple stuff :
def stringify(*args, sep:str=SomeDefault, fmt=''):
it = args[0] if len(args) == 1 and hasattr(args[0], '__iter__') else
args
return sep.join(format(x, fmt) for x in it)
But 🦆 duck typing is nasty... I don't want that in the stdlib (but in a
pip package, sure!)
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