Make note of num_results property on iterators #2944
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| ``num_results`` property of the iterator:: | ||
| >>> my_iterator = Iterator(...) | ||
| ... for my_item in my_iterator: |
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There's no mention of this handy property in the core docs, so I thought I'd add an example of its usage.