Language support for caching sucks. Despite an ever present need to cache data and calculations most languages require the programmer to do all the work.
In the grand scheme of execution costs function calls come very close to the bottom of the list. They don’t cost very much at all
Whether C++, Java or any other language, we are all familiar with instantiating an object. In those aforementioned languages the operator new happens to do
As high level languages become more abstract, and offer more convenience features, it is easy to lose track of what the computer is actually doing.
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