Lecture

Lazy Evaluation: Lazy Lists

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Description

This lecture covers lazy evaluation and lazy lists in Scala, focusing on the implementation and benefits of lazy data structures. It explains the concept of lazy lists, their methods, and how they differ from regular lists. The lecture also delves into the performance advantages of lazy evaluation, showcasing the efficiency gains through examples and evaluation traces.

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