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# Pipeline

A [pipeline](glossary.md#pipeline) is a connection that moves the data from your Python code to a
[destination](glossary.md#destination). Typically, you pass the `dlt` [sources](source.md) or
[resources](resource.md) to the pipeline. You can also pass generators, lists and other iterables to
it. When the pipeline runs, the resources get executed and the data is loaded at destination.
[destination](glossary.md#destination). Pipeline accepts `dlt` [sources](source.md) or
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[resources](resource.md) as well as generators, lists and any iterables.
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Once pipeline runs, all resources get evaluated and the data is loaded at destination.
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