Hi all,
I was playing with Python tonight and created a simple program that outputs
numbers counting up then counting down all on the same terminal line. The code
is as follows:
#
a = 32 #number to count up to
for i in rang
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I guess my higher level question is: "what makes this function iterable?" and
the answer appears to be the fact that it
uses a generator instead of a return function. Is that correct?
-Steve Tenbrink
Greetings,
I've been learning Python concepts for about 6 months now and was doing okay
with most of these. However, I ran into a fairly simple program developed by
Mark Pilgrim in his "Dive Into Python" text that puzzles me and am hoping some
of you can explain how this works. He is creating
