Comparing iterators with iterables
In this video, I compare iterators (= "rules in memory") with iterables (= all objects over which we can loop). Iterators are always also iterables but the converse is not true. We see how the built-in iter() function creates an iterator out of an iterable argument. The iterator is then the "manager" of the iteration logic.
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