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Learn Practical Applications of Generators: Real-World Use Cases | Mastering Iterators and Generators in Python
Python Advanced Concepts
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Python Advanced Concepts

Python Advanced Concepts

1. Mastering Python Modules and Imports
2. Mastering Error Handling in Python
3. Mastering File Handling in Python
4. Mastering Pytest Framework
5. Mastering Unittest Framework
6. Mastering Iterators and Generators in Python

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Practical Applications of Generators: Real-World Use Cases

Generators can be used as lightweight context managers to manage resources efficiently, such as database connections, file operations, or locking mechanisms. With the contextlib module, generators can handle resource allocation and cleanup seamlessly.

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from contextlib import contextmanager @contextmanager def database_connection(): print("Opening database connection") connection = "Database Connection" # Simulated connection try: yield connection finally: print("Closing database connection") # Using the generator as a context manager with database_connection() as conn: print(f"Using {conn}")
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Processing Large Data Efficiently

Generators are ideal for building data pipelines that process large datasets lazily. Each stage of the pipeline can be implemented as a generator, enabling efficient, memory-friendly processing.

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import re # Stage 1: Read lines lazily def read_lines(text): for line in text.split("\n"): yield line # Stage 2: Filter non-empty lines def filter_lines(lines): for line in lines: if line.strip(): yield line # Stage 3: Extract words lazily def extract_words(lines): for line in lines: for word in re.findall(r'\w+', line): yield word # Stage 4: Transform words to lowercase def lowercase_words(words): for word in words: yield word.lower() # Input text text = """Generators are powerful tools They allow efficient data processing This pipeline demonstrates their usage""" # Build the pipeline lines = read_lines(text) filtered = filter_lines(lines) words = extract_words(filtered) lowercased = lowercase_words(words) # Process the data print("Processed words:") for word in lowercased: print(word)
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1. What happens when a generator function runs out of values to yield?

2. What will the following code output?

3. What does the following code do?

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What happens when a generator function runs out of values to yield?

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What will the following code output?

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