Vlist
Vlist is a concept in computer science referring to a virtual list implementation. It is a data structure designed to represent a list of elements without explicitly storing all of them in memory simultaneously. Instead, Vlist typically provides an interface to access and manipulate list elements, with the actual data being generated or retrieved on demand. This can be particularly useful for handling very large datasets or when elements can be computed dynamically.
The primary advantage of a Vlist is its memory efficiency. By not storing all data upfront, it
Vlist implementations often involve a mechanism for generating or fetching elements. This could be a function,