builtins: accept old-style iterables to iter - #7817
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A bit of a fig-leaf. In situations where you're stuck with an old-style iterable and you really need to iterate over it, you can iterate over iter(it) instead.
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A bit of a fig-leaf. In situations where you're stuck with an old-style
iterable and you really need to iterate over it, you can iterate over
iter(it) instead.