enumarable

Enumerable refers to a set of items that can be counted or listed. In computer programming, an enumerable object is typically a collection or a sequence of data that can be iterated over, meaning its elements can be accessed one by one. This allows developers to process each item within the collection. Common examples of enumerable structures include arrays, lists, and dictionaries. The concept of enumerability is fundamental to many programming tasks, such as looping, filtering, and transforming data. Many programming languages provide built-in mechanisms or interfaces to work with enumerable collections, simplifying the process of managing and manipulating groups of data. The term emphasizes the ability to go through each element in a defined order, although the order might not always be guaranteed for all types of enumerable collections.