Investigating Correlation between Source Code Features and Michrobenchmark’s Steady State

What is it about?

When you want to check how well a Java program is working, it's crucial to make sure the program has settled into a consistent state. This is called a "steady state," and it's important because it helps us get accurate measurements of how well the program is performing. In this study, we're investigating whether specific aspects of the program's source code are related to whether it reaches a steady state or not.

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Photo by Caspar Camille Rubin on Unsplash

Why is it important?

Having this information allows developers to better understand the performance behavior of their applications. Moreover, it enables them to focus on different aspects of their coding practices and makes them more proficient coders.