How do generator functions differ from traditional functions in terms of execution?
- Generator functions have multiple entry points
- Generator functions always return a value
- Generator functions are synchronous
- Generator functions have the ability to pause and resume execution
Generator functions differ from traditional functions by having the ability to pause and resume their execution using the yield keyword. This feature enables the creation of iterators and asynchronous programming patterns. Traditional functions, on the other hand, run to completion without the ability to pause.
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