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Created on Jan 22, 2021

This example visualizes function memoization by showing how repeated calls to `memoizedAdd` return cached results. It uses plain JavaScript to implement a `memo` wrapper that stores computed sums in a `cache` object, keyed by a stringified hash of the arguments. The code defines `addFn` for addition and then wraps it with `memoizedAdd`, demonstrating that subsequent calls with the same inputs bypass the original function. The visualization relies on standard JavaScript object property access and `Object.keys` to check cache hits, with no external libraries or rendering APIs involved.

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