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by Aeolos
1120 days ago
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I stopped using C# & F# almost a decade ago, but there are some relevant pieces of information that answer your questions: 1. Optimization is primarily handled by the .Net JIT, not the C# compiler. That allows F#, C#, VB.Net and other runtime languages to share similar performance characteristics without duplicating effort. 2. Docstrings are used by the IDE to help the user. That avoids the need to read the source code itself for regular usage. 3. When comparing the .Net List<> implementation against any C++ std::vector implementation, the former looks quite tame in comparison... |
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