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I guess I knew the whole "you can't use next on iterables" in the sense that I've never tried it.

I TIL'd about the default value for next.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

The default handling is pretty important.

What I find more interesting are 1. the two-argument form of iter, and 2. the __getitem__ auto-implementation that causes there to be two incompatible definitions of Iterable.

(btw your comments are using accidental formatting; use backticks: __next__)