Python | Generator expressions

Michael Zippo

       # Python code to illustrate the generator, yield () and next ().  
   def   generator (): 
    t   =   1  
    print   ’First result is’  , t 
    yield   t 
    
     t   +   =   1  
    print   ’Second res ult is ’ , t 
     yield   t 
   
    t   +   =   1  
    print   ’Third result is’  , t 
    yield   t 
   
   call   =   generator () 
   next   (call) 
   next   (call) 
   next   (call)

Exit:

 First result is 1 Second result is 2 Third result is 3

Difference between generator function and normal function —

When the function exits, the function is suspended and control is transferred to the caller.
When the function exits, StopIteration is automatically called on subsequent calls.
Local variables and their states are remembered between successive calls.
A generator function contains one or more yield statements instead of a return statement.
Since methods such as _next_ () and _iter_ () are implemented automatically, we can iterate over the elements using next () .

There are various other expressions that can simply be coded similar to lists, but instead of parentheses, we use parentheses ... These expressions are intended for situations where the generator is immediately used by the enable function. A generator expression allows you to create a generator without the yield keyword. However, it does not share all the power of the generator created with the yield function. Example:

# Python code to illustrate the generator expression

generator = (num * * 2 for num in range ( 10 ))

for num in generator:

print (num)

Output:

 0 1 4 9 16 25 36 49 64 81

We can also generate cn Source using generator expressions:

string = ’geek’

li = list (string [i] for i in range ( len (string) - 1 , - 1 , - 1 ))

print (li)

You move:

 [’k’,’ e’, ’e’,’ g’]

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