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Indeed. Unfortunately, in some languages – like Java or C#, it is harder to do without incurring a significant cost (boxing/unboxing) than in languages that all
by shock 6y ago
Indeed. Unfortunately, in some languages – like Java or C#, it is harder to do without incurring a significant cost (boxing/unboxing) than in languages that allow type aliases/typedefs.
- jdlshore 6y agoIn theory, yes, but in practice performance is dominated by network and (less often) algorithms. The cost of boxing/unboxing doesn’t even register except in rare cases, which can be specifically coded for.