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I have a class in python, which has an iterable as instance variable. I want to iterate the instances of the class by iterating over the embedded iterable. I implemented this as follows: def __iter__(self): return self._iterable.__iter__() I don't really feel that comfortable calling the __iter__() method on the iterable, as it is a special method. Is this how you would solve this problem in python or is there a more elegant solution?
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