What distinguishes the Symbol.iterator property in an iterable?
- It uniquely identifies the iterable object
- It defines the iteration logic of the iterable
- It represents the number of iterations
- It is used to check if an object is iterable
In ES6, the Symbol.iterator property is a special symbol used to define the default iterator for an object. The value assigned to this symbol is a function that returns the iterator object, providing the logic for iterating over the object's elements. This allows customizing the iteration behavior for user-defined objects.
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