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Author josh.r
Recipients docs@python, josh.r, peter.pavlinic, serhiy.storchaka
Date 2021-01-05.04:52:33
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As Serhiy says, the glossary term for an iterable is not the same as the documentation for typing.Iterable (which at this point is largely defined in terms of collections.abc.Iterable). True, collections.abc.Iterable does not detect classes that iterate via __getitem__, only via __iter__ (the docs are quite clear on this), but such __getitem__ based classes are still iterable in the broad sense of the term used in the glossary.
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