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Differences in performance and memory between C # and Javascript?

We have a winforms C # application that models a 3D globe and the state of the world using a large number of object instances, float [] arrays and object references to represent the state of the world and relations between objects.

We were asked to move this software to the Internet and redefine it in Javascript.

I understand that C # falls into its own code, but it seems that in recent years, Javascript has also had great success.

I am wondering if there is any general information or a comparison of how Javascript pays performance and memory reasonably for handling raw data with objects and arrays compared to .NET or other languages ​​that run with native performance?

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Short answer

If you are an experienced C # developer and a novice JavaScript developer, your C # will certainly be faster. If you own both, then your C # will probably be faster, but the difference may not be what you thought it would be - it is all very specific to the program.

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