Compiling the Compiler with the Compiler you just Compiled

This is a neat trick to get your compiler(not your program) run faster. I haven’t tried this but it seems very logical to do so
To understand this toungue twister trick, First we need to understand what a comiler is. A compiler is basically a program that translate your programming language in to binary code that your machine can understand. But, it’d be bland if that’s the only thing compiler does to your program. A smart compiler, gcc for example, optimize you code as well. How does it optimize you code? Take this bad code for example…
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