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Python 3 introduced a next() function to replace the next() method on iterator objects. Rather than calling the method on the iterator, the next() function is called with the iterable object as it's sole parameter, which calls the underlying __next__() method. The next() function was backported to Python 2.6 which allows us to use either the 2.x or 3.x way simultaneously. Change-Id: I945225b1b0c6c39842a77f4a136e9431b798229f Closes-Bug: #1403074 |
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