What is Backward Iteration?
Backward iteration in Python refers to the process of iterating through a sequence or collection in reverse order, moving from the last element to the first. This is often useful when we need to access elements in the opposite order of their original arrangement. Python provides various mechanisms for backward iteration, such as using negative indexing or employing built-in functions like reversed().
Backward iteration in Python
The iteration of numbers is done by looping techniques in Python. Many techniques in Python facilitate looping. Sometimes we are required to perform the looping backward and having short hands to do so can be quite useful. Let’s discuss certain ways in which this can be done in Python.
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