Memoization… And an example in IronPython(raine-tech.com)

submitted by jrcalzadajrcalzada(70) 3 years, 1 month ago

Memoization is one of those programming techniques that makes an awful lot of sense in theory yet I almost never see in practice. For those not familiar with the term, memoization refers to maintaining a store of function results so that when a function is invoked several times with the same arguments the result can just be retrieved from the store instead of being computed every single time.

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