In this recent video by Nick Chapsas at the end he commented that the Find method on List<T> was “unoptimized” because the code doesn’t iterate on the Span of the array, but on the array itself:

In this recent video by Nick Chapsas at the end he commented that the Find method on List<T> was “unoptimized” because the code doesn’t iterate on the Span of the array, but on the array itself:

In this recent video by Nick Chapsas at the end he commented that the Find method on List<T> was “unoptimized” because the code doesn’t iterate on the Span of the array, but on the array itself:

In this recent video by Nick Chapsas at the end he commented that the Find method on List<T> was “unoptimized” because the code doesn’t iterate on the Span of the array, but on the array itself:

In this recent video by Nick Chapsas at the end he commented that the Find method on List<T> was “unoptimized” because the code doesn’t iterate on the Span of the array, but on the array itself:

I have a long array of key+value data that I would like to initialize into my source code with constexpr initializer. I can sort the array myself in the source code, so it could be efficiently searched with a binary search algorithm. The structure has a key part and one (or more) value parts.

Let’s assume I have the following array:

Closed yesterday.

I checked some videos of reversing an array in C therefore I know that my logic is correct. Here’s my code:

I found this question over leetcode, as I am learning about arrays now. The problem seems to be in the shifting block of the given code.