# Integration Toolkit Solutions Wiki

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# Joining elements of an array into a string with delimiter with slicing

To mimic this python code:

```python
viewPath = 'This/That/Other/Here'
parts = viewPath.split('/')
result = '/'.join(parts[:2])

```

Use this:

```python
groupConcat(
	where(
		foreach(split({view.custom.currentPrimaryView}, '/'), it()[0]),
		idx() < 2
	),
'/')

```

@pturmel thanks for the hint, I've never used that native function before!

You can further simplify, BTW, since `where()` and `groupConcat()` can both take datasets. Eliminating the `forEach()`.

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