Hi,
I need to maintain an integer array to be used as a FIFO stack. I
will .append() up to 10000 values, and when the array reaches that
size, I will "cut off" the oldest (lowest) 5000 entries. Right now
I'm doing this by using .remove() in a loop.
The thing needs to be as time-efficient as possible, so I wonder if
it would be more efficient if I created a new array and copied over
the last 5000, rather than removing the first 5000.
Has anybody experience with this kind of operations, so that I don't
need to test it on my own?
Cheers,
Frank+++
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