F, but yes. I think it often isn't the primary reason (look at how much crap is written in Python or Ruby) but I wouldn't say "rarely" or we wouldn't have so much code written in C/C++.
It's probably true to say it is rarely the primary consideration in B2B backends.
"How does Street Fighter accelerates playback speed when a round situation becomes critical (contestant low health). It doesn't. These are hard-coded separate music tracks".
Not really. The low health tracks aren't just sped up, they're compositions in their own right. Because of that, a separate track ID makes total sense as they are different music tracks.
