Generators and Iterators

A. Using square brackets [...]

B. Using parentheses (...)

C. Using curly braces {...}

D. Using angle brackets <...>

A. To generate random numbers

B. To manipulate strings

C. To work with iterators and generators

D. To perform mathematical calculations

A. A list of values

B. A function that returns values

C. An object that produces values one at a time

D. A variable used in for loops

A. next()

B. iter()

C. yield()

D. generate()

A. They define the class constructor

B. They define the class destructor

C. They define iteration behavior

D. They define the yield keyword

A. To yield values directly

B. To yield values from another generator

C. To stop the generator

D. To skip a value

A. Generator expressions are faster

B. List comprehensions consume less memory

C. Generator expressions return lists

D. List comprehensions are more readable

A. Using a generator function

B. Using a list comprehension

C. Using a for loop

D. Using a class with __next__() method

A. To create chain mail armor

B. To merge multiple iterators into one

C. To filter elements from an iterator

D. To sort elements in an iterator

A. By using a for loop

B. By using the iter() function

C. By using the while loop

D. By using the infinity() function