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Generators are a powerful tool to save memory and improve performance. In general, they yield one value at a time and can be iterated over multiple times. That's not true. After the first go-through the generator becomes empty. Also... making this kind of generator from is kinda a wacky idea. You can just use the range itself, which also acts like a generator and saves some additional memory. And it can actually be iterated multiple times.

Pull Request: Fix Mutable Default Arguments in Changes Made: 1. Updated the function in for improved readability and correctness. Replaced with for a more concise and idiomatic check. Introduced the pattern to optimize the default argument assignment. Reasoning: The original implementation of the function contained a redundant condition, which has been simplified to for better clarity. Additionally, the use of provides a more concise and Pythonic way to handle default argument initialization. Testing: Verified the changes with test cases, ensuring the function behaves correctly with both specified and default arguments. Checked for any potential side effects on existing code that uses the function. Additional Notes: This update aims to enhance the clarity and maintainability of the code while preserving the intended functionality of the function. No functional changes have been introduced. Please review and merge at your earliest convenience. Thank you!

Styled the code using python's autopep8 library and also added a break statement in any.py for better efficiency in the inefficient method.