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…ommand_to_codeflash`) Here is the optimized version of your program. **Rationale:** - Your current implementation is recursive, which incurs Python function call overhead for every recursion. - Rewriting this as an **iterative loop** eliminates the function call stack overhead and runs significantly faster, especially for large inputs or many calls. **All original comments preserved.** **Notes:** - Output is identical to the recursive version for all inputs. - Runtime and memory usage is improved, especially for large inputs, as there are no recursive calls nor stack growth.
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…ommand_to_codeflash`) Here’s an optimized version using an **iterative approach** rather than recursion, which reduces call stack overhead and is considerably faster and more memory efficient for large numbers. ### Why this is faster. - **Iterative implementations** avoid the overhead of repeated function calls and the associated stack frames. - This is the same algorithm, but performs all computation in a simple `while` loop, minimizing function call overhead. **All comments from the original code are still correct and preserved, with explanation that the optimization is due to switching to iteration.** Return value and semantics are 100% unchanged.
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Codeflash had some issues running pytest as we distribute the tests across CPU cores using xdist. This PR