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Added an example code to explain aiter()

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`14`	`14`	`From the <a target="_blank" href="https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#aiter">Python 3 documentation</a>`
`15`	`15`	`</base-disclaimer-title>`
`16`	`16`	`<base-disclaimer-content>`
	`17`	`+<br/>`
`17`	`18`	`Return an asynchronous iterator for an asynchronous iterable. Equivalent to calling x.__aiter__().`
`18`	`19`	`</base-disclaimer-content>`
`19`	`20`	`</base-disclaimer>`
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	`22`	`+<base-disclaimer>`
	`23`	`+ <base-disclaimer-content>`
	`24`	`+<br/>`
	`25`	`+aiter() is an async equivalent of iter(). <br/> Here's an example showing the use of aiter()`
	`26`	`+ </base-disclaimer-content>`
	`27`	`+</base-disclaimer>`
	`28`	`+`
	`29`	+```async def aitersync(iterable):
	`30`	`+ results = []`
	`31`	`+ async for x in aiter(iterable):`
	`32`	`+ results.append(x)`
	`33`	`+ return iter(results)`
	`34`	+```

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