Lecture

Lazy Lists: Delayed Evaluation and Efficient Computation

In course

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Description

This lecture introduces Lazy Lists, a class that delays the computation of elements until they are needed, improving efficiency. It covers the definition of Lazy Lists, their comparison to regular lists, methods available, and implementation details. The instructor explains how Lazy Lists can optimize performance in scenarios like combinatorial search.

Instructors (2)

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