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by yuriks
3553 days ago
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Yes, Java code relies a lot on devirtualization to get good performance. This is because the language allows every function to be virtual by default. The flip-side is that this make coding styles that make heavy usage of interfaces (arguably good for testing, interoperability, decoupling, etc.) effectively "free" compared to ones using concrete classes. |
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