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iterate over vs iterate

English Language & Usage Asked by Blue Clouds on January 26, 2021

Which one is correct or more correct?

  1. These meetings get iterated every three weeks.
  2. These meetings get iterated over every three weeks.

Edit: We are talking about a set of meetings (3-4 meetings) And they occur in pattern. This pattern occurs every 3 weeks.

More context? Scrum meetings:

  1. Sprint planning meeting(once in 3 weeks)
  2. Daily standup(daily)
  3. Sprint Review Meeting(once in 3 weeks)
  4. Sprint Retro(once in 3 weeks)

One Answer

The meetings may happen, occur, come up, or are scheduled as often as you please.

An iteration is more than a repeat—it is one round of cycle. You could call one pushup in a set of 15 an iteration.

While #2 is worse (meetings get iterated over every three weeks), the meetings in #1 may occur every three weeks, but with different content, not the very same content. So they don't iterate. Only in the film Ground Hog's Day would they iterate. Again.

Answered by Yosef Baskin on January 26, 2021

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