Stay Ahead in Python: Deep Dive into Iterators and cycle() Mastery! #pythontutorial #shorts #python

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the islice function from itertools is better than using a range with next imo:
from itertools import cycle, islice
for item in islice(cycle(items), 25):
print(item)

It's basically equivalent to doing cycle(items)[:25] but it keeps it as an iterator rather than putting the whole list into memory.

LittleLily_
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I would just use the modulo operator and a counter variable for indexing.

charlesreed
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for i in range(25)
print(next(values[i % values.length]))

Idk about python but this works in other languages 🙃

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