| Performance
of C# vs. VFP and ASP |
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| l | 1,000,000
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| § | C#: 190 seconds |
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| § | C# with
StringBuilder: 0.3 seconds |
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| § | VFP: 3 seconds |
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| § | ASP 2.0 (not
ASP.NET): 7 seconds |
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| l | Sum i (i=1 to
1,000,000) |
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| § | C# array: 0.1
seconds (numbers stored) |
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| § | C# array list:
15 seconds (numbers stored) |
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| § | C#
collection: 0.1 seconds (numbers generated by method calls) |
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| § | C# dictionary:
4 seconds (numbers stored) |
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| § | VFP code: 1.2
seconds (calculation; nothing stored) |
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| § | VFP build
cursor and sum it: 4.5 seconds (numbers stored) |
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