Benchmarking C++, x86 Assembly and Python

Comparison of three programming languages. Python, C++ and Assembly. I am running three programs, each print 20000 numbers to the screen. The point of the video is to see which programming language is the fastest at doing so. I am conducting the experiments on a Windows 7 Home Premium Desktop computer with an i7-930 Intel CPU at 2.80 GHz with an x58 motherboard and 12GB of DDR3 1600 ram.

The song: Illamerica - Wolfgang Gartner.

Regarding copyright for the song...
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