Practice Coroutines Basics And Sending Values To Generators (3.6) - Chapter 3: Generators and Iterators

Practice: Coroutines Basics and Sending Values to Generators

Lesson 3.6Generators and Iterators

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Question 1.
What is a coroutine?
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Think of it as a generator that can do more than just yield.
Question 2.
What keyword is used to pause execution in a coroutine?
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It's also used to send back a value to the caller.
3Question 3.
What keyword is used to return a value in a coroutine and pause its execution?
- yield
- send
- return
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Think of how generators behave.
4Question 4.
Can a coroutine send values back to the caller?
- True
- False
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Consider the names of the methods we discussed.
Question 5.
Create a coroutine that tracks the average of numbers sent to it. Include features to print the running average each time a new number is added.
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Calculate the average carefully—consider how you can keep track of both sum and count!
Question 6.
Discuss how you might implement a coroutine for real-time data processing in an application like a live chat. What features would it need?
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Think about challenges associated with managing incoming messages and state transitions.

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