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Iterator: general refactoring and reset method #193

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@donutloop donutloop commented Feb 28, 2024

Major break

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Reset allows for the iteration process over a sequence to be restarted from the beginning. It enables reusing the iterator for multiple traversals without needing to recreate it.

Refactoring

It is a idiomatic practice to design functions and methods to return concrete struct types. This approach promotes flexibility and decoupling, allowing the calling code to work with any implementation that satisfies the interface

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@duke-git Please review

@donutloop donutloop force-pushed the feature/iteratorV2 branch 2 times, most recently from 935d190 to f48947c Compare February 28, 2024 21:23
Feature

Reset allows for the iteration process over a sequence to be restarted from the beginning.
It enables reusing the iterator for multiple traversals without needing to recreate it.

Refactoring

It is a idiomatic practice to design functions and methods to return concrete struct types.
This approach promotes flexibility and decoupling, allowing the calling code to work with any implementation that satisfies the interface
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@duke-git Please review

@donutloop Yes, I created the rc branch for release candidate. Please merge all PRs into the rc branch. The main branch will be frozen.

@duke-git duke-git merged commit 473f9c9 into duke-git:main Feb 29, 2024
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