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Raymond Smullyan’s "To Mock a Mockingbird" book's aviary of combinator birds implemented in APL-derived languages and the problem implementing the Sage bird (Fixed Point or Y combinator) in an eagerly evaluated language. Newer APLs support lazy evaluation. My eager language has a workaround for this. The Z combinator is the standard strict-language fix: wrap the self-application in one extra func….
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