This is also true in Rust for the same reason, arguably more true since Rust's built-in array type knows how big it is - but the observation in both languages programmers who want indexing write v[i] because that's the natural way to express what you meant, what's different isn't the frequency of need, only the language defaults.
> performance is such that you'd never want that enabled for release.
Let's make sure it's correct before we start worrying about performance
This is also true in Rust for the same reason, arguably more true since Rust's built-in array type knows how big it is - but the observation in both languages programmers who want indexing write v[i] because that's the natural way to express what you meant, what's different isn't the frequency of need, only the language defaults.
> performance is such that you'd never want that enabled for release.
Let's make sure it's correct before we start worrying about performance
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