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An object that lets you go through a collection's items (such lists, tuples, or dictionaries) one at a time is called an iterator in Python. An iterator implements two methods: __next__(), which returns the subsequent item in the sequence and raises StopIteration when the sequence is exhausted, and __iter__(), which returns the iterator object itself.
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