What happens when a generator function encounters a yield keyword?
- Pauses the function execution
- Throws an error
- Skips the yield keyword
- Resumes execution from the last yield
When a generator function encounters a yield keyword, it pauses the execution of the function, preserving its state. The function can later be resumed from the last yield encountered, allowing for efficient iteration over a sequence of values.
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