Github user zentol commented on the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/flink/pull/202#issuecomment-76979731
  
    yes they are implemented as they are for performance reasons. the python 
cogroup grouping logic is actually a direct port of the 
SortMergeCoGroupIterator.
    
    it also makes things a bit simpler since you can work on the assumption 
that an operators function is not called more than once. if, on the java side, 
hasNext() returns false we know that we processed all input data, something you 
usually can only say when close() was called.
    
    the coGroupPython* stuiff is generic, will try to come up with a more 
suitable name.


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