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Yes, I messed up. I meant `!max && i < max`.
by hk__2 13y ago
Yes, I messed up. I meant `!max && i < max`.
- Xylakant 13y agoThen the code is functionally equivalent, but the first version is much more readable. As pointed out on the parent comment, the first version does one test less, a minor performance benefit.