Lecture

Lazy Evaluation

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Description

This lecture introduces lazy evaluation as a performance optimization technique in functional programming languages, focusing on Scala. Lazy evaluation allows the reuse of computed results, avoiding unnecessary recomputation. The implementation of lazy lists is explored through examples and evaluation traces, demonstrating the efficiency gains of lazy evaluation.

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