You are working on optimizing a simulation program that makes numerous calls to small functions. What technique can be used to potentially speed up the execution without significantly changing the logic of the program?
- Inlining small functions
- Converting the program to assembly code
- Increasing the stack size
- Using larger data types
Option A is the correct answer. Inlining small functions can potentially speed up the execution by reducing the overhead of function calls. It doesn't significantly change the logic of the program. Options B, C, and D are not the best approaches for optimizing the program.
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