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Iteration algorithms are the basic building blocks behind many of the
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MPL's algorithms, and are usually the first place to look at when
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starting to build a new one. Abstracting away the details of sequence
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iteration and employing various optimizations such as recursion
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unrolling, they provide significant advantages over a hand-coded
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approach.
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.. Of all of iteration algorithms, ``iter_fold_if`` is the
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most complex and at the same time the most fundamental. The rest of
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the algorithms from the category |--| ``iter_fold``, ``reverse_iter_fold``,
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``fold``, and ``reverse_fold`` |--| simply provide a more high-level
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(and more restricted) interface to the core ``iter_fold_if``
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functionality [#performace]_.
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.. [#performace] That's not to say that they are *implemented*
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through ``iter_fold_if`` |--| they are often not, in particular
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because the restricted functionality allows for more
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optimizations.
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