The Magik programming does not have an inherent enumerate method like Python, however, it would be trivial to make one:

_global enumerate << _iter [email protected](list) 
    _local i << 0
    _for x _over list.fast_elements()
    _loop
        _loopbody({i, x}) # use simple-vector as a tuple
        i +<< 1
    _endloop
_endproc

Please note that the Magik does support the tuple, however, the tuple cannot be assigned to a tuple variable directly.

# tuple assignment works, x is 1 and y is 2
(x, y) << (1, 2) 

However, this does not:

a_tuple << (1, 2)
# Can only have a tuple on the right hand side if there is one on the left hand side

We can use the simple vector or rope to act as a tuple anyway (Tuples are just immutable array/vectors)

Example usages:

_for a _over enumerate({'a', 'b', 'c'})
_loop
    print(a)
_endloop

_global data << rope.new_with('a', 'b', 'c', 'd')
_for a _over enumerate(data)
_loop
    print(a)
_endloop

And you should expect the following in the Magik console.

simple_vector(1,2):
1       0
2       "a"
simple_vector(1,2):
1       1
2       "b"
simple_vector(1,2):
1       2
2       "c"
simple_vector(1,2):
1       0
2       "a"
simple_vector(1,2):
1       1
2       "b"
simple_vector(1,2):
1       2
2       "c"
simple_vector(1,2):
1       3
2       "d"
True 0

For more details on Magik programming, visit Magik Wiki

Similarly, we can implement the enumerate() in Javascript: The enumerate function in Javascript

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