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 Now, when reading code or documentation, seeing the word "lazy" can be confusing, because of its polisemy: it carries several meanings.
 In this post, we will enumerate the different possible definitions of "lazy" in R code.
 
+*This post was featured on the [R Weekly highlights podcast](https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/r-weekly-highlights/issue-2025-w08-highlights_638757139532492773) hosted by Eric Nantz and Mike Thomas.*
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 ## Lazy as in lazy evaluation
 
 You might know that R provides **lazy evaluation**: the arguments of a function are only evaluated if they are accessed.

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 In the programming world, laziness can often be a good thing: it is both a human quality that can motivate automation efforts, and a programming concept that avoids wasting resources such as memory. Now, when reading code or documentation, seeing the word "lazy" can be confusing, because of its polisemy: it carries several meanings. In this post, we will enumerate the different possible definitions of "lazy" in R code.
 
+*This post was featured on the [R Weekly highlights podcast](https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/r-weekly-highlights/issue-2025-w08-highlights_638757139532492773) hosted by Eric Nantz and Mike Thomas.*
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 ## Lazy as in lazy evaluation
 
 You might know that R provides **lazy evaluation**: the arguments of a function are only evaluated if they are accessed. In short, you can pass anything as an argument value to a function without any problem as long as the function does not use that value.