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Don't know whether list comprehensions were tried. Refactoring suggestions could be considered, if they still capture the main point of the benchmark. Most of

• JupiterMoon 11y ago
  There is no point benchmarking badly written language A vs well written language B. I actually find the Julia benchmarks misleading and that kind of thing leaves a bad taste. Arguments about liking to loop over arrays to operate on them are a matter of taste. I like whole array operations, it's just what I learned first and best (Fortran 9x+ and numpy). Someone else may prefer to write loops (maybe they started doing numerical work with F77 or C). There is no universal correct way to express things -- but there is sometimes a language specific best way and to benchmark ignoring this is not good.