iterable
Can be looped
In programming, an iterable is any object that can be looped through—a list, string, dictionary, or other collection whose elements can be accessed one at a time.
The term describes the capability: Arrays are iterable in JavaScript.
To iterate is to step through each element in sequence: We iterated over the dataset to find duplicates.
Ordered collection or display
- listSequence of recorded items
- tupleOrdered finite sequence
- setArrange in position
- vectorQuantity with direction
queue · stack · dictionary · hashmap · buffer · collection · sequence · generator
Avoiding effort or exertion
- eagerIntensely wanting something
- deferredSet aside until later
- generatorElectricity-producing machine
- yieldProduce or relinquish
stream · pipeline · chain · map · filter · reduce · transform · comprehension
array
Ordered collection or display
vector · queue · stack · dictionary · hashmap · buffer · collection · sequence · generator · stream
lazy
Avoiding effort or exertion
yield · stream · pipeline · chain · map · filter · reduce · transform · comprehension · expression
loop
Curve closing on itself
- cursorOn-screen position indicator
- indexAlphabetical guide to contents
- enumerateList items individually
traverse · walk · scan · step · visit · pointer · position · next · previous · current
progression
Sequential forward movement
- seriesOrdered set of related items
- successionFollowing in order
- orderMethodical arrangement or request
chain · string · continuum · lineup · train · cascade · run · cycle · range · span
iterablescalar
Quantity with magnitude only
untraversable · atomic · primitive · singleton · indivisible
iterablescalar
Quantity with magnitude only
singleton · primitive · indivisible · monolithic · literal
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