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Lazy sequences are sequences that are constructed as their members are accessed.

Lazy sequences are sequences that are constructed as their members are accessed.

For example, all haskell sequences are lazy because of the lazy semantics of the language; python's generators can also be considered lazy sequences.

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Lazily create a colour map in Java

I created a function to create a colour map in java. final void setDefaultColourMap() { colourMap = new HashMap<>(); colourMap.put(0, Color.BLACK); colourMap.put(1, Color.RED); colourMap.put(2, Color.GREEN); …
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Retry function without recursion

This is a follow-up to my previous question. I would like to write a non-recursive retry function using the signature from the reply. Note that this implementation uses view as a lazy sequence. def withRetries[T](retries: Short)(fun: => T): Try[T] =…
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Clojure: lazy-sequence and "ordinary" sequence

In Clojure, what is the difference between an "ordinary" sequence and a lazy-sequence ? Please look at this link: https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/partition#partition-by It says that function "partition" returns a lazy-sequence. How makes the…
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