Hello Amber Dev Team and Core Libs Dev Team, Another reddit discussion popped up today about IO.println(), and one of the comments mentioned that they wanted something along the lines of this.
IO.println(num1, num2, num3); //prints out "1 2 3" I proposed that maybe a better option would be a String.join overload. So, instead of String.join(String delim, String... elements), there would be String.join(String delim, Object... elements), with each object getting toString() called on it. What are your thoughts on either of these ideas? I actually think the IO.println() version is nice, but I felt like String.join made a slightly better compromise. Another commentor mentioned that this will be easier with String Templates too, so maybe it is better to wait for that. I don't think String templates are a bad idea here, but it also felt like overkill imo. A library function seems like a better fit. Thank you for your time and thoughts. David Alayachew
