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Isn't the obvious thing to generate different classes for different ranges over the input? Then the classes could be loaded lazily. And if you then make the ra
by afandian 10mo ago
Isn't the obvious thing to generate different classes for different ranges over the input? Then the classes could be loaded lazily.
And if you then make the ranges tree-shaped you get logarithmic complexity, which massively cuts down the O(n) of the rather naive chained `if` statements.