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Line 1: {{Talk header}} {{WikiProject ~~Computing}}~~banner shell\|class=Start\| {{WikiProject Computing\|importance=Low}} {{WikiProject Computer science\|importance=Mid}} {{WikiProject Software\|importance=Low}} }} ==Origin of the concept== Line 47 ⟶ 51: (excluding languages which ''can'' implement generator functionality (via more general support for continuations or coroutines), but don't really support them as a native idiom) [[Aldor]] [http://www.aldor.org/docs/HTML/chap9.html] [[Icon programming language\|Icon]] (already done) [[Panacea programming language\|Panacea]] (mentioned in [[Randall Hyde]]'s ''Art of Assembly Language'', [http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AoA/DOS/ch12/CH12-6.html Ch. 12.5 Iterators]) [[Unicon programming language\|Unicon]] *[[Raku (programming language)\|Raku]] ... lazy lists? == Generators versus continuations ==