The next() function in Python is a built-in utility that retrieves the next item from an iterator. It's commonly used in loops or other iterable structures to efficiently access elements sequentially. If there are no more items to retrieve, the next() function raises a StopIteration exception, signaling the end of the iteration. However, this can be controlled by providing a default value, which is returned instead of raising an error.
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