🔒 Help with iterators

[dry wing]

So I have an iterator for a BFS traversal and I have 2 options that both work but I just want to know which one is better to use and if they are the same (even tho they print the correct things)

[rocky mist]

@dry wing

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[rocky mist]

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[clear bloom]

you didnt mention either of the two things btw

[clear bloom]

do this too

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[dry wing]

Yeah was about to send them

these being in next()

[clear bloom]

why not just use yield

[dry wing]

like creating a generator?

[clear bloom]

yeah

[dry wing]

well yeah I could, but this is the assignment

and plus I'm still curious if there is a difference

[clear bloom]

oh by the way, next automatically calls self.__next__()

[clear bloom]

i dont see a difference

they're both just iterators

[dry wing]

well one has a loop in it and the other is like recursive

[clear bloom]

linear might be slightly better than recursive but this is python

pick the one thats more readable to you

[dry wing]

oh I see

that was my biggest curiosity

thank you very much

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[clear bloom]

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[dry wing]

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