What exactly is 'yield from' in Python? [Easy explanation]

In today's video we're going to be learning how we can use 'yield from' in Python.

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[huongly]

I watch your videos for entertainment because I’m bored of tarot pick-a-card ones. Thank you for making educational videos in short form ❤

[ridwanray]

Good job. Personally, I prefer real use cases combined with building projects. That’s how to solidify the knowledge. That’s exactly what am doing on my new channel.

[attacksoil]

pretty cool, and useful when chaining generator

[JimRohn-uc]

So using “yield” seems to track the state of an Iterable? Is that understanding correct?

But when are the main cases we would need to use it?

Still not understanding.

[yksw]

I have seen generators in a card game as a state machine, but I still don't grasp it.

Is there a way to restart the generator or skip items programmatically?

It just doesn't make sense to me. I rather continue to use a function which returns me a value I expect to get.

[VK-qhpr]

Still not sure at which case to avoid return and prefer yield. Maybe overheard or you can mention it in some short words?

[davidlu]

Thx, very useful and save time. Better than reading a textbook, if you want to save your time, my opinion.😁😁😁

[Fireman]

Since you used wrapper, does this work as a decorator?

[TheMathues]

I thought the yield from syntax was deprecated since adding coroutines

[Pearoo]

HELLO DADDY INDENTLY thanks for improving my knowledge on python on god

[yitstrw]

This is nowhere near an easy explanation... Only the ones who knows this will follow this... Not a good channel to learn python... Watch Corey Schafer instead