I have found the answer to: Convert ES6 Iterable to Array
But I'm looking for the opposite:
How can I convert an Array like ['something', 'another thing'] to an ES6 Iterable?
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An Array already is an ES6 iterable.
"Iterable" is a capability that a number of different types of objects can have and an Array has that capability built-in (as of ES6).
For example, you can directly use the iterator capabilities with something like:
for (let item of ['something', 'another thing']) {
console.log(item);
}
Or, you could directly get the iterator with this:
const myIterator = ['something', 'another thing'].entries();
console.log(myIterator.next().value);
