How is a generator function different from a normal function in Python?
- A generator function is a built-in Python function
- A generator function is defined using the generator keyword
- A generator function returns multiple values simultaneously
- A generator function yields values lazily one at a time
A generator function differs from a normal function in that it uses the yield keyword to yield values lazily one at a time, allowing it to generate values on-the-fly without consuming excessive memory.
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