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- What are iterator, iterable, and iteration? - Stack Overflow
669 Iteration is a general term for taking each item of something, one after another Any time you use a loop, explicit or implicit, to go over a group of items, that is iteration In Python, iterable and iterator have specific meanings
- What is the difference between an iteration and a loop?
An iteration is a repetition if you look in a dictionary If anyone can give me proof of any official standard that "iteration" doesn't mean "repetition" and with that contrary to its generic meaning, I will change my answer
- How does Javascript ES6 let works behind the scene in a for loop . . .
Currently I thing the for loop implementation create a block execution context for each iteration, transfer the iteration variable as param, and specifically extract its value after the execution of the block ends and use it in the for mechanism for the next iteration
- What is the difference between iteration and traversing?
Historically, “iteration” in computer science is a special form of recursion for which no additional stack space is needed 1 – in other words, tail recursion This form is computationally exactly equivalent to what we now colloquially know as “iteration”, namely a finite loop (such as a for loop with a fixed lower and upper bound)
- agile - What is the difference between Sprint and Iteration in Scrum . . .
Is there a difference between Sprint and an Iteration or one can have Iterations within a Sprint or Sprint is just the terminology used instead of Iteration in Scrum? It will be helpful if someone can throw some light on this
- what is the meaning of iteration in for loop? - Stack Overflow
Iteration is the repetition of a computational procedure applied to the result of a previous one, as it says in WikiPedia So Every iteration is a cicle turn in the For Loop, and the way you should write it depends of what number i starts from, for example: for(i = 0; i < 20; i++) Is going to count 20 times, counting from 0 no 19, because 19 is the last number less than 20 If you want to
- Epoch vs Iteration when training neural networks [closed]
What is the difference between epoch and iteration when training a multi-layer perceptron?
- Difference between recursion and iteration - Stack Overflow
The difference between an iterative procedure and iterative process is basically the same as the difference between a procedure and a process, with the added caveat that the definition of the term "iterative" in each context is at most indirectly related (a recursive procedure can generate an iterative process and vice-versa)
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