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Uses path() or following() methods to navigate nested objects without null reference errors, as shown in the example accessing 'player.name' safely.

Methods like set() and map() return new objects, ensuring original data remains unchanged, which aligns with functional programming principles for predictable code.

Allows creating reusable lens functions, such as xyCoordinates in the README example, enabling consistent data manipulation across different structures.

Supports complex operations like plucking() to extract specific properties and map() for arbitrary transformations, offering versatile tools for nested data.