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feat: add iter/cartesian-product - #16497
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Resolves #1335
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This pull request adds
@stdlib/iter/cartesian-product, an iterator which lazily iterates over the Cartesian product of two array-like objects.The implementation follows the ordering and empty-input semantics of
@stdlib/array/cartesian-productand supports generic, typed, and accessor arrays. Elements are read lazily, so large Cartesian products are not materialized up front. The package includes unit tests, documentation, REPL examples, TypeScript declarations, examples, and benchmarks.Related Issues
@stdlib/iter/cartesian-product#1335Questions
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Equivalence with
@stdlib/array/cartesian-productwas checked exhaustively for small inputs. All package tests pass locally.Checklist
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