Idiomatic Python: The two-argument version of `iter()`

This video is the first of many looking at how to write idiomatic Python (aka writing Pythonic code).
In this video, we look at the `iter()` function and how it can be used to simplify a specific pattern of reading data in chunks (from files, sockets, etc)

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- Python 3 Fundamentals (introduction to Python)

- Python 3 Deep Dive (Part 1 - Functional)

- Python 3 Deep Dive (Part 2 - Iteration, Generators)

- Python 3 Deep Dive (Part 3 - Hash Maps)

- Python 3 Deep Dive (Part 4 - OOP)

[wisenielsmuronha]

Hi Dr.Fred, for me, you're a rock star in Python.
I did study all your deep dive course in udemy and got super powers in python.
Please, create more deep dives

[nitin.cherian]

Hi Fred. I really like your emphasis on Pythonic code always. I enjoyed the real life use case of iter and use of partials. From your Udemy course I had learned about partials and this was yet another use of partials. Great. Thank you.

[lukashk.]

can you share you setup of jupyter notebook?

[omidgholami]

what about performance? (memory and time)