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Yes? If you write zero or low allocation code in Java you pay a price for working against the language and you also lack several tools for writing fast code tha
by patrec 6y ago
Yes? If you write zero or low allocation code in Java you pay a price for working against the language and you also lack several tools for writing fast code that C++ provides you with (as well as a bunch of useful abstractions), but your development experience will obviously be much better on a number of other dimensions.