Thunk
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Computing Context
Understanding thunks in programming

In programming, a thunk is used to encapsulate a computation to be performed later.
Informal Thinking
Using 'thunk' to mean think deeply

In everyday conversation, if someone says 'I need to thunk about it', they mean they need to reflect on the decision.
Technical Usage
Statement of a thunk’s purpose

Thunks are often discussed in software design patterns, referring to lazily evaluated functions.
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