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Monday October 25, 2004
09:18 PM
Please stop saying "efficient"
If a piece of code is faster than another, say it's "faster." Don't say it's "more efficient." There are many different types of efficiency. It might be more memory efficient, or in use of disk space.
Besides "faster" is shorter, and therefore more efficient to read.
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