Lecture

Reduction of Lists

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Description

This lecture covers the reduction of lists, where elements are combined using operators like sum and product. It explains the concepts of reduceLeft, foldLeft, foldRight, and reduceRight, providing implementations and differences between them. The lecture also demonstrates the deduction of reverse function for lists with examples.

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