Generators are a special class of functions that simplify the task of writing iterators. Unlike regular functions that compute and return a value, generators 'yield' a series of values one at a time. They are memory-efficient, as they produce values on demand rather than storing them all in memory at once. Generators are commonly used when dealing with large datasets or infinite sequences, and are widely implemented in languages like Python and JavaScript.
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