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Line 8: Even if "Foo is X times slower than Bar" is technically correct, it's easier for readers to understand "Bar is X times faster than Foo" or "Foo is an Xth as fast as Bar". --[[Special:Contributions/70.41.70.6\|70.41.70.6]] ([[User talk:70.41.70.6\|talk]]) 05:28, 22 October 2010 (UTC) >> It's not, because the expression "4 times slower than Y" is meaningless. "One times slower than Y" means "0% of Y". What on earth is "four times slower that Y"? It is better to say "25% the performance of Y" [[User:Kelt65\|Kelt65]] ([[User talk:Kelt65\|talk]]) 00:04, 20 October 2016 (UTC) == Comparing C++ and Java is not that easy ==

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