I decided to test another way of thinking this. Here are the results:
with slice and reverse: 83.085ms With one loop: 309.763ms
Source-code and tests are available here.
I though that using one for loop (compared to a chained call using slice & reverse) would be more performant. I was wrong.
What Samantha showed is great work, I'm trying to show alternatives and another way of thinking this through.
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing this! I’ll add this to my notes 👏👏👏
Good work man!
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I decided to test another way of thinking this. Here are the results:
Source-code and tests are available here.
I though that using one for loop (compared to a chained call using slice & reverse) would be more performant. I was wrong.
What Samantha showed is great work, I'm trying to show alternatives and another way of thinking this through.
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing this! I’ll add this to my notes 👏👏👏
Good work man!