Which if statement requires less computation?

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Which if statement requires less computation?

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Which if statement requires less computation?

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Which if statement requires less computation?

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Optimization of time-varying parameters

I need to find an optimal set of “n” parameter values that minimize an objective function (a 2-hr simulation of a system). I have looked at genetic algorithm and simulated annealing methods, but was wondering if there are any better algorithms and guidance on their merits and limitations.

Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?

This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.

Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?

This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.

Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?

This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.

Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?

This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.

Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?

This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.