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Windowing an iterable with itertools

• April 24th, 2010
• Posted in General Programming . Python . Python Tips and Tricks

As any good python developer does, I make heavy use of python’s iterator protocol.  It’s easy, it’s efficient, it’s a good thing.  As you know, an iterator consumes an iterable piece by piece each time “next” is called — which means that the next value cannot be peeked without incrementing the iterator (thus consuming the [ READ MORE ]