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Safe Mutation in Practice

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of safe mutation in functional programming, focusing on lazy evaluation, lazy cells, object invariants, and caching functions. It discusses the Floyd-Marshall algorithm and the correctness theorem for lazy cells. The instructor explains the challenges of breaking lazy cell results and types, and provides solutions to ensure safety and efficiency. The lecture also explores memoization techniques, cached functions, and dynamic programming for optimizing recursive functions.

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