> ' split() without params returns a list of the words in the string '.split()
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#python again makes so much sense.
Thank you for thinking hard before implementing anything.
Splitting a string means splitting up words, and that's Pythons default. So simple, and so clever. Also if it is a bit opinionated. Fine with me. I love it.