Lecture

Avoiding Variable Capture

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Description

This lecture delves into the issue of variable capture in higher-order functions, explaining how improper substitutions can lead to errors. The instructor demonstrates the concept of variable renaming to prevent variable capture, ensuring correct function application and avoiding runtime errors.

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