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std::array in C++ is faster than array in C. Sometimes
Summary
This blog post explores the performance of `std::array` in C++ compared to built-in arrays in C, discussing how compiler optimizations can affect their speed and efficiency. It examines scenarios where `std::array` may provide advantages and invites readers to reconsider their assumptions about these data structures.
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