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Programs are small but computationally intensive

No built-in optimizations in most interpreters

Execution speed is low for large combinator chains

Focus is on correctness and theoretical demonstration

Not suitable for high-performance tasks

Limited security concerns as programs run locally

Avoid untrusted input if interpreter allows system calls

Use sandboxed environment for experimental scripts

No inherent memory safety issues in combinator logic

Monitor infinite recursion to prevent interpreter hang

Observe program output for correctness

Step-through evaluation for debugging

Compare results against expected outputs

Track resource usage in interpreter

Document evaluation behavior for study

Ensure correct combinator placement

Minimize redundant combinator usage

Comment and document expressions if possible

Test incrementally to avoid infinite loops

Use existing patterns for common logic