May-14-2017, 12:46 PM
In some applications, minute increases in time are critical especially if the routine
being performed is happening millions of times.
For example when you are capturing packets on a network, it could mean missing
packets, causing naks and forcing the sender to re-send the packet.
In the worst cases, slowing data flow to a crawl.
In other applications, say an accounts receivable program, it's doesn't matter.
Even then, it's still a good practice to care.
being performed is happening millions of times.
For example when you are capturing packets on a network, it could mean missing
packets, causing naks and forcing the sender to re-send the packet.
In the worst cases, slowing data flow to a crawl.
In other applications, say an accounts receivable program, it's doesn't matter.
Even then, it's still a good practice to care.