[Edit] os.path.join
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Clarify unclear content and/or terms
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In the .join() method from this page, it seems that the explanation is missing some nuance as to how this method behaves, one example being that if any argument begins with a /, then all previous arguments will be skipped.
However, I do understand also if Codecademy has intentionally kept it simple. If this is the case, then I believe the / in "learn-python-3/lessons/" should be removed in order to align with the explanation given above it which says "Before being added to the returned value, each subsequent path_ string is prepended with a forward-slash /", because if not, then there would be a double forward-slash in the path string.
If a more elaborate explanation for the .join() method isn't desired, then this should be a quick fix. I can expand on this also if that is ok with the team.
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@jeremyngcode Would I be able to take this issue?
I am still waiting to complete my first issue on Codecademy's GitHub. May I please work on this issue for the completion of my program? Thank you!