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What's wrong with using the best result? If you're concerned the code could run faster than possible: don't be :)

• bArray 10y ago
  What if the test data is random? Could just get lucky and get a happy day scenario.
  • Vendan 10y ago
    Then both versions should get that "happy day"? If you are using distinct random data for each version, then you aren't really benchmarking properly.
    • bArray 10y ago
      It doesn't say that they both use the same data sets.
      • Vendan 10y ago
        If they are using different data sets, then I'd say it's an invalid benchmark.