• Converted List<T> to array after reading this
• Changed foreach to a plain for loop that helped remove another index variable for iterating over string t

• Converted List<T> to array after reading this
• Changed foreach to a plain for loop that helped remove another index variable for iterating over string t

I solved this problem.

For example,

The code in C# on average took around 109ms to execute which is a pretty slow as compared C++ version of the same algorithm than executes in under 6ms. Although the fastest C#solution for this problem is around 100ms

Optimization? I had done

• Converted List<T> to array after reading this
• Changed foreach to plain for loop that helped remove another index variable for iterating over string t

Can you suggest if there is any better way to squeeze some performance from the C# implementation.

And from the FAQ section of LeetCode I could see that C# uses mono 4.2.1 and C++ uses g++ 5.4.0

I'm attaching the C++ solution as well just for reference

I solved this problem:

For example:

The code in C# on average took around 109ms to execute, which is pretty slow compared to the C++ version of the same algorithm, which executes in under 6ms. Although, the fastest C# solution for this problem is around 100ms.

Optimizations I had done:

• Converted List<T> to array after reading this
• Changed foreach to a plain for loop that helped remove another index variable for iterating over string t

Can you suggest any better way to squeeze some performance from the C# implementation?

And from the FAQ section of LeetCode I could see that C# uses mono 4.2.1 and C++ uses g++ 5.4.0.

I'm attaching the C++ solution as well just for reference: