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proposal: iter: Enumerate, Keys and Values functions #68887
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The top level comment of #61898 does not touch on but these all have come up in the discussion (along with their generalizations). |
I found a comment about those functions, and the explanations seem reasonable, so I guess this is just a duplicate issue, closing it |
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I think it's will be common to work with
iter.Seq
anditer.Seq2
simultaneously, but there is no quick way to go fromiter.Seq
toiter.Seq2
and vice versa, so I propose to add new functions foriter
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