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Hello, I'm getting started with compose and was looking at `LazyColumn` and `LazyColumnFor` when should one or the other be used? I see that `LazyColumnFor`  calls `LazyColumn`  internally

I think the `Lazy*For` composables are about to be deprecated

Noob... BUT I've used these! but take my advice with a huge grain of salt.

If you use LazyColumn then you get to use a "DSL" inside of it for an item or items. Using LazyColumnFor is a shortcut as far as I can tell.

See here for a list that I tried to build for LazyColumnFor, but I couldn't have more than one LazyColumnFor wrapped in a Column (which I thought would be the case)

Instead I just do LazyColumnFor and use the DSL inside to really easily build a list of heterogeneous items.

<https://gist.github.com/ColtonIdle/85db918c763076cbb147b722e6807007>

<@U0KMMQA20> ok, thanks. So I'll just stick with the not `for`ones

the impl of `Lazy*For` is pretty simple iirc, so you could always just write it yourself for your own codebase if you really want to save a few characters