Go Iterators (range-over-func): the yield contract and the traps
Go iterators explained through the real traps: the yield contract, the 'continued iteration' panic, cleanup on break, iter.Pull and its stop(), and when NOT to write an iterator.
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Go iterators explained through the real traps: the yield contract, the 'continued iteration' panic, cleanup on break, iter.Pull and its stop(), and when NOT to write an iterator.
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