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Use efficient algorithms and data structures: Choosing the right algorithm and data structure for the task at hand can make a big difference in the performance of your solution. For example, using a sorting algorithm with a lower time complexity can greatly reduce the running time of your solution, especially on large inputs.
Avoid unnecessary operations: Look for ways to simplify and optimize your code by eliminating unnecessary calculations, function calls, and other operations.
Use profiling and benchmarking tools: Profiling tools can help you identify bottlenecks in your code, so you can focus your optimization efforts on the most impactful parts of your solution. Benchmarking tools can help you measure the performance of your code and compare the results to other solutions.
Write clean and readable code: While code golf (writing the shortest possible code) can be a fun challenge, writing clean and readable code can also help you and others understand and optimize your solution more easily.
Reuse code and libraries: Don't reinvent the wheel! If a library or piece of code you've written before can be used to solve a new problem, consider reusing it instead of starting from scratch. This can save you time and can also help improve the performance and reliability of your solution.
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