`join()`

If split() divides the string into elements, join() unites list elements together and creates a string from them:

l = ['Hi', 'I', 'am', 'Python', '3', '10']
print('.'.join(l))    # Hi.I.am.Python.3.10
print(' '.join(l))    # Hi I am Python 3 10
print('*-*'.join(l))  # Hi*-*I*-*am*-*Python*-*3*-*10
print('\n'.join(l))   # Hi
                      # I
                      # am
                      # Python
                      # 3
                      # 10

Challenge

Given 5 names in the input, print them separated by a -->.

The input contains 5 names each on a separate line.

The output should contain a single line - all 5 names separated by -->.

Input	Output
Anna Simon Lily Bob David	Anna-->Simon-->Lily-->Bob-->David

Constraints

Time limit: 2 seconds

Memory limit: 512 MB

Output limit: 1 MB

`join()`

Challenge

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