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Is there any actual difference in performance? Is it faster? (lets say I use it in at least 100 cases in the same program, would it improve my program in terms of speed?)
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If you're using an optimizing compiler chances are any form of n % <power of two> will get optimized to n & <power of two minus one> anyway, since they are equivalent but on pretty much every architecture I can think of the latter is much more efficient.
The former form expresses your intent more clearly, though a lot of developers will recognize n & 1 as a "faster version" of n % 2.
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