Simple yet effective cross-platform benchmark which implements brute force and recursive algorithms to measure system performance. The StringBuilder class is used rather than the String class for concatenation due to code optimization by Java.
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// Name: BruteBench Cross-Platform benchmark
// Description:Simple yet effective cross-platform benchmark which implements brute force and recursive algorithms to measure system performance. The StringBuilder class is used rather than the String class for concatenation due to code optimization by Java.
// By: Travis Finch
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