itertools

Itertools - chain()

what if all lists are one list?

May 27, 2025 • Fernando Crozetta

Itertools - batched()

making tuples from flat lists

May 22, 2025 • Fernando Crozetta

Itertools - accumulate()

because sometimes sum() is not enough

Mar 20, 2025 • Fernando Crozetta

Itertools - dropwhile()

remove from the iterable until <something> happens

Mar 5, 2025 • Fernando Crozetta

itertools - cycle()

An infinite list that follows a cyclical pattern

Mar 3, 2025 • Fernando Crozetta

Itertools - count()

Disclaimer: This post is part of a series where we dive into python's itertools built-in library and you don't have an specific order to read it.

Oct 21, 2024 • Fernando Crozetta

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