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You're not wrong, but in the real world it frequently happens that the choice of language is not the bottleneck. The bottlenecks are usually things like memory,
by OskarS 10y ago
You're not wrong, but in the real world it frequently happens that the choice of language is not the bottleneck. The bottlenecks are usually things like memory, network and file I/O, making the language you write in make very little difference.
- klodolph 10y agoWell... if memory is the bottleneck, and you use a language implementation where all the integers are heap-allocated, things are not looking good. I would say that choice of language can important if your bottlenecks are CPU, memory, or maximum latency.