Lightning flashed, thunder crashed and "Jeremy Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> whispered: | No. They are lazily evaluated and require special optimisations to allow I don't completely understand this whole lazy evaluation, so I'm confused how these functions would work on them. Explain to me how you would zip and unzip/partition sparse lists. For example, let's say I have list like: $A[0] = 1, $A[2] = 5, $A[3] = 7, $A[5] = 11 $B[1] = 4, $B[2] = 6, $B[4] = 10, $B[5] = 12 How would these operators work on them? -spp
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