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I have added a new application of the iter() function. I have shown how we can check if an object in python is iterable or not.
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This looks quite nice. Can you put the new section before the generators section, and use |
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There are actually some funny special cases when this doesn't quite work right. Tkinter widgets are one example of this. It's very unlikely that anyone will actually run into this though, and not even worth mentioning IMO. |
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No I mean sometimes for various user-defined objects, checking of these might be helpful. Anyway, I am gonna make the changes you proposed. |
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done |
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I have added a new application of the iter() function. I have shown how we can check if an object in python is iterable or not.
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Debdut Goswami