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Fri Apr 9 14:49:07 EDT 2004 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2004-April/044172.html

> Is the representation (of the dynamic object) static? 

No, it is dynamic.

> Does
> 
> it=count(20); it.next(), it.next(); it
> 
> still print 'count(20)' as it one was but no longer is?

That prints "count(22)".

Raymond

"... as a general rule of thumb, the first time a memory location is
accessed incurring a cache miss, it will be at least as expensive as a
divide operation, and additional accesses to the same location are
roughly free." -- The Software Optimization Cookbook, Intel Press

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[Python-Dev] Re: Proposed iterator representations