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What is Iterator?

Walks through a collection one item at a time without exposing how it is stored inside.

next() · item 3 · box stays shut

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Iterator lets you traverse…

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Iterator: for item in playlist walks the list so the UI does not care if storage is an array or a link.

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Each pull of NEXT pushes one track card out of the slot, 1, 2, then 3; the magazine lid stays shut, so you never see whether it is stacked or chained inside.

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Expose the paginated API results in your coding agent through an iterator so callers write for page in results and never see the cursor.

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