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I was once at a programming interview. One geek, who didn't want to hire me, was giving me questions. He asked me to solve some problem so I wrote out 20 lines using primitives. He announced that I was obviously a loser because there's a library routine that could accomplish the same task in one line of code. One Line! That's elegance and efficiency.
After a few minutes I realized that no one knew how many primitives the library routine would execute. It could be hundreds because the library routine was pretty general and designed to handle regular expressions. After I pointed this out, the question of elegance and efficiency was dropped.
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