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Questions related to improving application performance, this can be range from selection software architecture to selection of algorithms.
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Is there a performance benefit to using the method reference syntax instead of lambda syntax...
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If there's no performance penalty for doing so, I'm tempted to turn off the warning in my IDE and use the lambda syntax consistently without sprinkling the occasional method reference into my …
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