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# Comparative Benchmarking
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While we have comprehensive benchmarks of the Enso implementation itself, it's
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also important that we have an idea of how Enso compares to other languages. In
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order to do this we have a set of comparative benchmarks that execute the same
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algorithm across the following languages:
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- [C++](./benchmarks/cpp), as the usual fastest benchmark.
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- [JavaScript](./benchmarks/js), as a commonly used language.
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- [Haskell](./benchmarks/haskell), as the fastest functional language.
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- [Java](./benchmarks/java), as the peak of performance on the JVM.
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- [Python](./benchmarks/python), as the most-commonly used language for
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data-science.
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Rather than benchmarking _identical_ code in each of these languages, we write
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idiomatic code. This provides a better idea of how _real world_ code in each of
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the languages may execute.
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## Plot Generation
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We also provide a script that ingests the data from the benchmark and creates a
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nice plot of performance trends over time. It can be found in the directory
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[`utilities/plot-generator`](./utilities/plot-generator).
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