come on step it up

gotta go fast

"use push until after 50000 cycles, where inc is faster" Confirm low n?

I'm not sure how PUSH could be faster before "50000 cycles" What does that even mean? I tested PUSH S$,"" vs INC S$,"" if they meant PUSH was faster for shorter strings, and INC won by a lot.

very cool but what is the purpose of this? :0 is it like for faster coding or something like that?

It's just instruction speed comparison.

STRING$=STRING$+_ it is.

It somehow reminds me of that Brain comic meme.

Is there any drawback of using "INC" instead of "PUSH" for strings?

No, they do the exact same thing. I think INC is faster because it's a keyword instead of a function.

This is a bit unexpected.