I was reading the performance of NAT in NAT and saw that there really is a big difference between partitioning and the rest.
Then, the modulo operator is slow, but in relation to the cost of conditional blocks, how can we use it for the same purpose?
Assume that we have a positive number This: or this: How often are you calling? If it is in some tight cover loop, which is often called once, then you should look at other ways to prevent array overflow. If it & lt; (Say) 10,000 times, I do not worry about it. To display among your snippets - test them (if possible with some real world data) you do not know what the compilers / jets and CPU are doing under the hood. If the second argument is constant and 2 has power, then y can not be that which is & gt; = 20. Which is more efficient in a general rule (not just .net)?
X = y% 10
x = Y if (x> = 10) {x - = 10}
% can be customized in
and . At the CPU level, you are talking about the difference between division and branch prediction, which is going to depend on the rest of your code.
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