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Q1
How do you define a generator function in Python?
Q2
What is a coroutine in Python?
Q3
How is a generator different from a regular function?
Q4
What is the purpose of using the yield from statement in generators?
Q5
How do you manually create an iterator in Python?
Q6
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using generators?
Q7
How are values produced in a generator function?
Q8
Which of the following is true about the finally clause in exception handling?
Q9
What happens when you call a generator function?
Q10
What is an advantage of using generators for large datasets?
Q11
What is the purpose of the itertools.chain() function?
Q12
How can you create an infinite generator in Python?
Q13
What is the role of the __iter__() and __next__() methods in iterators?
Q14
How is a generator object iterated in a for loop?
Q15
What is the main purpose of a generator expression in Python?
Q16
What does the StopIteration exception indicate in generators?
Q17
What is the advantage of using generator expressions over list comprehensions?
Q18
Which built-in Python function is used to create an iterator from an iterable?
Q19
What is the primary purpose of the itertools module in Python?
Q20
What is a generator in Python?
Q21
How is a generator expression defined in Python?
Q22
How is a coroutine defined in Python using the async keyword?
Q23
What is the purpose of the itertools.count() function?
Q24
What is the purpose of the await keyword in asynchronous programming?
Q25
What is an iterator in Python?