Steve wrote:
Which got me thinking that maybe a standard while loop is not the proper solution here. So I turned it on it's head with a do while which gave me 100,000 which is a pretty good speed up!do{ s[y] = ~s[y]; }while(y++ <= s.length()); Thanks for making me take a long hard look at my loops :D Regards,
I am curious, you may want to try a Duff's Device (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duff's_device) to see if it helps any or not.
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