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I believe because the C# version has been written using rectangular arrays. This requires every array access to use a multiplication. The Java version uses arra
by useerup 3y ago
I believe because the C# version has been written using rectangular arrays. This requires every array access to use a multiplication. The Java version uses array-of-arrays and hoisting the inner array out before accessing it in the inner loop.
C# also has arrays-of-arrays, and could (should) be written in the same manner.
- akashcoach 3y agoThanks for the explanation. Yes this make sense to me.
- iruoy 3y agoI've just done this and it has been merged. The benchmarks table and image haven't been updated yet. But this should bring the C# result to ~2s instead of 4.67s