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Because a lot of the time, exactly how is very important. The devil is in the details.
by ModernMech 3y ago
Because a lot of the time, exactly how is very important. The devil is in the details.
- pombo 3y agoI would say that it depends. Python and JS, two of the most used programming languages, abstract away memory management and threading details that most of the time you don't need, but you can "drop down" to write code that does pay attention to that within the language (building an object pool and reusing it, or memoization, etc) and if that's not enough, go to the "deeper" language like C/Rust to handle those cases with first-class primitives.
- _ea1k 3y agoThat's what all the C engineers told me about manual memory management. Of course, there are cases where they were right.