Compile-Ttime Reflection Quiz

Question

What is inefficient about the foreach loop you’ve just written?

	Using an Appender is inefficient compared to appending to a simple string	All __traits are available at compile time. In our case, the foreach loop iterates the members of the structure / class at runtime. However, the compiler has all information to iterate __traits(allMembers) itself. Therefore, we can unroll this loop and have the compiler iterate the members.
	We use strings instead of the lower-level char*, which are faster due to being simple pointers	All __traits are available at compile time. In our case, the foreach loop iterates the members of the structure / class at runtime. However, the compiler has all information to iterate __traits(allMembers) itself. Therefore, we can unroll this loop and have the compiler iterate the members.
	The names of each field is available at compile time, but we extract them at runtime	All __traits are available at compile time. In our case, the foreach loop iterates the members of the structure / class at runtime. However, the compiler has all information to iterate __traits(allMembers) itself. Therefore, we can unroll this loop and have the compiler iterate the members.
	The loop iterates through the members at runtime when it can do so at compile time	Correct!

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