Iterate over Code Structures with itertools
chain() runs through its arguments as though they were a single iterable.
cycle() is an infinite iterator, cycling through its arguments.
accumulate() calculates accumulated values. By default, it calculates the sum. You can provide a function as the second argument (e.g. a function performing multiplication to accumulate(), and it will be used instead of addition.
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