Just a general note of caution. range is a highly specialized (and optimized) impl for both reducing and seq traversal. Also note that seqs on vecs are about the next-most optimized seq (because they also don't allocate or cache - rather they just pull from the vector nodes as the backing store for elements). So just be cautious about making general conclusions about reduce and seq performance from these two specific cases.
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