Energy Efficiency across Programming LanguagesУвлекательное и довольно очевидное по выводам исследование опубликовали коллеги из Португалии в 2017 году.Рецепт прост: взяли 27 языков

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Energy Efficiency across Programming Languages

Увлекательное и довольно очевидное по выводам исследование опубликовали коллеги из Португалии в 2017 году.

Рецепт прост: взяли 27 языков, взяли приличный список программ для замера эффективности исполнения (потребление энергии, время, ресурсы памяти), свели результаты в таблички.

Конечно не без выводов, но таблица как бы намекает ;)

Насладиться научным подходом можно здесь.

ЗЫ: только тссс, зелёным не говорите, а то ещё с забастовками против Python будут выходить.

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