Python Yield Keyword??

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[cn-ml]

I think you missed a couple of essential properties of the yield statement and generator functions:
1. You can use a generator (yield keyword) to easily create custom iterables to use in for loops
2. You can also "yield from" other iterables, so you can omit the "for line in lines: yield line" in favor of "yield from lines"
3. You can send data from the caller to the yield statement using the generator send function (not important for beginner tutorial)

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[keifer]

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[C_]

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[SimpleExcelVBA]

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[kvelez]

1:29
def fetch_lines(filename):
with open(filename, "r") as file:
for line in file:
yield line
for line in fetch_lines("./zen.txt"):
print(line, end="")

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[Aborrajardo]

Hey, awesome explanation and I loved the example! TY man 👍🏻

[KonradGolinski]

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[garciajero]

Really good explanation, i've been meaning to understand yield for a long time.

[chaddrobertson]

Short and sweet. You make fantastic videos.

[dariofairhall]

Finally understood yield, thanks b001

[bladman]

doesnt readlines() does the same thing? 0:50

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[StupidChess]

Noice video taught me a new concept. Thanks

[The_Gurugram_Voyager]

But how to get to the millionth of the lines by using yield?? Need to call the function for a million time??