Dec-29-2019, 10:55 PM
i have a iterator in a variable which was iterated until some match was encountered. next i want to iterate it in a very different loop. before that, i want to just discard one iteration. will
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i am very accustomed to programming in C where such loops step through arrays using pointers where all i would need to do between the two loops is increment the pointer. but that's not how it's done in Python. i'm drawing a blank trying to figure it out.
next(my_iterator) do that?edit:
i am very accustomed to programming in C where such loops step through arrays using pointers where all i would need to do between the two loops is increment the pointer. but that's not how it's done in Python. i'm drawing a blank trying to figure it out.