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Line 5: at which time the innermost loop enclosing the generator invocation is terminated. In the presence of generators, loop ~~[[grammatical construction\|~~constructs]] of a language can be reduced into a single loop ... end loop construct; all the usual loop constructs can then be comfortably simulated by using suitable generators in the right way. In the [[Python programming language]], a '''generator''' is a special type of [[continuation]] that can be used as an [[iterator]].

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