No, it is not possible to reset an ECMAScript 6 generator to its initial state directly. Once a generator has been executed and has yielded its values, it cannot be reset to its initial state from within the same generator instance. To reuse the generator, you must create a new instance of the generator function[4].
Generators in JavaScript are designed to maintain their state between successive calls to their next() method, which means that once they have completed their execution (i.e., when they have yielded all their values and are done), they cannot be "rewound" or restarted. If you need to iterate over the generator's values again, you must instantiate a new generator object by calling the generator function again[1][2].
This behavior is consistent with the design of generators to be simple and memory efficient, as the...
