>>> def fib(): ... this = 0 ... next = 1 ... while True: ... yield next ... next += this ... this = next - this ... >>> x = fib() >>> x.next() 1 >>> x.next() 1 >>> x.next() 2 >>> x.next() 3 >>> x.next() 5 >>> x.next() 8 >>> x.next() 13 >>> x.next() 21 >>> x.next() 34 >>> x.next() 55 >>> x.next() 89 >>> x.next() 144 >>> x.next() 233 >>> x.next() 377 >>> x.next() 610 >>> x.next() 987 >>> x.next() 1597 >>> x.next() 2584 >>> x.next() 4181 >>> x.next() 6765 >>> x.next() 10946 >>> x.next() 17711 >>> x.next() 28657 >>> x.next() 46368 >>> x.next() 75025 >>>Note, the only thing you have to do to make a function return a generator is to use yield. How cool is that? Oh, BTW, the #1597 is just a random number (well, randomly selected from the Fibonacci series ;).
Cool thing about Python #1597: Generators
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