Iterators and iterable

#1

can understand why we made iterators and iterables different’

#2

Hello Akshay, we need to create the iterators and iterables separately as because if we implement it once if the starting i reaches at the end once it won’t print the things next time. But if you have seen at the end of this video we are using the zrange again and again and we can implement diff funcs on them like square or cube or whatever you want to it will always start it the original list but in case of yrange in which we implemented both the things at once we can use it at once.
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#3

Please ask in case it is not clear to you. I will help you out.
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#4

list does not have inbuilt iter function so how does iter(list) help it

#5

List , string and tuples are iterables on their own

#6

so why dont they have inbuilt iter function when i type dir(list)

#7

there is __iter__ when we type this dir(list)

#8

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