There is a balance, like sure there is inefficient code but often its because that code is accessing an I/O resource inefficiently, and so the CPU and RAM speed of the host machine isnt the bottlebeck no matter what dumb things the programmer does
So you dont need to pretty much ever reinvent or even use a hackerrank algorithm, you need to understand that the database compute instance has a fast cpu and lots of RAM too
So you dont need to pretty much ever reinvent or even use a hackerrank algorithm, you need to understand that the database compute instance has a fast cpu and lots of RAM too