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* The implementation used is similar to the improved String.join implementation [here](https://gitlab.com/e-neighborhood-watch/elm-string-benchmarks/#stringjoin) which sees some serious improvements over Elm's normal String.join.
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* The implementation used is similar to the improved String.join implementation [here](https://gitlab.com/e-neighborhood-watch/elm-string-benchmarks/#stringjoin) which sees some serious improvements over Elm's normal String.join.
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# List Zipping
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For the existing implementions of list zipping functions, (ie `List.map2`, `List.map3`, `List.map4`, and `List.map5`) Elm builds a Javascript array containing the results and then converts it to an Elm `List`.
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We can replace this implementation with a faster one that builds the result `List` with no intermediate steps.
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## Results Summary
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* The improved implementations of `List.map2` and `List.map3` are benchmarked [here](https://gitlab.com/e-neighborhood-watch/elm/elm-zip-benchmarks#elm-zip-benchmarks), which sees performance improvements over Elm's normal `List.map2` and `List.map3`.
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