What is the --!native exactly

someone simplify it, i am NOT understanding

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Think of it like this: imagine if humans hada language the mind directly understood, if people used this language youcould understand it as soon as you’re born. Now imagine a language you learned later, past your first language (so your secondary language). Now, without native you’re reading a book in your secondary language. With native, you’re reading that same book in the natural human language. Because you natively understand your native language, you can read and understand it faster than if you’re reading in your secondary language, because you don’t need to useyour brain to translate the words and then think and understand them.

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so
what you’re asking is the

–!native

This tells the client/server to transpile the source code to C++ instead of compiling it to the bytecode by default, this will make your code execute faster at the cost of increased memory, by removing the interpreter overhead to execute per instruction. Basically your script is being translated to another language so that it doesn’t have interpreter input/output.

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