Oh my bad, I totally misread you. I concur with the point you were actually making!
Swift has it's problems, and I certainly wouldn't use it for anything outside of development for Apple platforms, but saying they had no experts on the team is a stretch. Most Swift leads were highly regarded members of…
I’m not sure I follow. Isn’t it just two integer multiplications followed by a comparison. a/b > x/y is the same as ay > xb Assuming you don’t overflow your integer type.
Oh my bad, I totally misread you. I concur with the point you were actually making!
Swift has it's problems, and I certainly wouldn't use it for anything outside of development for Apple platforms, but saying they had no experts on the team is a stretch. Most Swift leads were highly regarded members of…
I’m not sure I follow. Isn’t it just two integer multiplications followed by a comparison. a/b > x/y is the same as ay > xb Assuming you don’t overflow your integer type.