@krzyzanowskim: Swift is swift, then I rewrite class to Objective-C and change is: 21.3 ms→95 µs at 1M units, 384 µs→6.4 µs at 67K ther…

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The article highlights a performance benchmark where rewriting code from Swift to Objective-C drastically improved execution times, from milliseconds to microseconds for large datasets.

Swift is swift, then I rewrite class to Objective-C and change is: 21.3 ms→95 µs at 1M units, 384 µs→6.4 µs at 67K there is no comparison. rewrite 1:1.
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Swift is swift, then I rewrite class to Objective-C and change is: 21.3 ms→95 µs at 1M units, 384 µs→6.4 µs at 67K

there is no comparison. rewrite 1:1.

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