Lecture

Lazy Evaluation: Introduction and Examples

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Description

This lecture introduces lazy evaluation, delaying value computation until needed and using memoization to avoid redundant calculations. Examples in Amy demonstrate lazy evaluation's benefits, showcasing basic and lazy list implementations. The instructor explains the interpreter's implementation, challenges in code generation, and potential extensions.

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