Same here xD I definiely over-thought this one

Memory shouldn't make a difference.

a = Array(1e7); for ( let i=0; i<1e7; i++ ) a[i] = i; takes ~50 ms on my machine.

Array.from(..) takes ( wait for it - literally :P ) ~3300 ms.

For 1e3 elements, it's ~.2 ms vs. ~1 ms.

How is this performance-/memory-wise compared to populating it via a for loop?

Hi Chrono. How can I see random tests on C#? Console.Write doesnt work.

Ok, this is going to sound really dumb but I hadn't actually considered doing that xD

Thanks :)

print(arr) seems to work fine for me (in Python). If you used javascript try console.log instead.

I don't think so for seeing the data that was given to me.

Doesn't print work?

It's quite frustrating not being able to see the actual values of the random test data. It would make debugging solutions so much easier.