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At the end of the day switching from an interpreted language to a natively compiled language will result in a faster program. Of course there are performance ga
by acureau 2y ago
At the end of the day switching from an interpreted language to a natively compiled language will result in a faster program. Of course there are performance gains to be had refactoring with a deeper understanding of the problem. That might be enough in many cases, but if the primary goal is speed the language cannot be ruled out.