Python's secret second argument to iter()
Iter can take TWO args, lets take a look.
Did you know that Python's iter() builtin can actually take TWO arguments? This is a very obscure feature of Python. In this video we see how it differs from the very common single-argument form of iter(), how to use it, and what a better alternative is.
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:12 Single arg iter
1:17 Two arg iter
5:47 Walrus operator
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