Nested Recursive Definitions

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This lecture introduces nested recursive definitions using environments, allowing the creation of locally anonymous functions that can be called recursively. Key cases and behaviors of nested recursive definitions are explored, along with the need to make environments recursive and the lifting of binary functions to work on values.

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