Iterator.zip() — Iteration over a map with indices
Using Iterator.zip(), you can iterate over any iterable object (strings aren't supported by default) while also having access to an incrementing counter numbers is an infinite iterator that generates incrementing numbers starting from 0.
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Using Iterator.zip(), you can iterate over any iterable object (strings aren't supported by default) while also having access to an incrementing counter
numbers is an infinite iterator that generates incrementing numbers starting from 0. Because Iterator.zip() stops by default when the shortest input iterable is exhausted, the loop iterates exactly three times. The numbers iterator is properly closed after the loop ends; it doesn't cause an infinite loop.
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