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| | | | | TheÂbitwise exclusive or (e.g., 1110 XOR 1001 = 0111) looks simpler to compute than integer addition (e.g., 2 + 9 = 11). Some research articles claim that XORÂis faster. It appears to be Computer Science folklore. But is it true? Which line runs faster? (The symbol "^" is the XOR.) for(int k = 0; k ... Continue reading Which is faster: integer addition or XOR? | |
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| | | Finding a value in a BST can be done iteratively or recursively in logarithmic time on average because of the properties of a BST. | ||
