Lecture

Code Optimizations: Constants and Variables

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Description

This lecture covers various code optimization techniques such as constant folding, precomputation, constant propagation, and removal of unused variables. It explains how these optimizations can be combined to improve code efficiency and reduce unnecessary computations. Additionally, it discusses the implementation details of these optimizations and their impact on the final code quality.

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Computer engineering

Computer programming: Compilers

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