#Reactive Programming (with respect to Memoization and Sorting)

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sick raft
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In java, does a reactive backend (webflux) have any special interactions with memoization or sorting?

Like say my task is to conduct a process that requires memoization.

Maybe I am generating fibonacci numbers from 1 to 100 (huge ass number) and then sorting them.

I will eventually emit these through a REST api.

Can using a Flux or reactive program affect this process (negatively or positively)? I don't know how to properly use a flux with this?

My plan is to manually do the memoization and merge sort (with primitives and Java arrays) and then just convert the array to a Flux at the end. But i don't know if this is optimal

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desert dagger
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if its cold flux i.e the data doesnt change by subscription i think its fine .. but not expert in reactor

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i dont think using sort operator is great idea. i think it will do a sort for each subscription which you dont want.