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Generators in Python are a special type of function that returns an iterator. Instead of returning a single value at a time, generators return an iterator object that can be used to iterate over a sequence of values. This is done using the yield keyword.
Key characteristics of generators:
Lazy evaluation: Generators don't evaluate all values at once. Instead, they produce values on-demand as needed, which can be beneficial for memory-intensive operations. Python Training in Mumbai
Iterability: Generators can be used in loops like for loops to iterate over the values they produce.
Pausable execution: The yield keyword pauses the execution of the generator function and returns the value. When the generator is resumed, it continues from where it left off.