Optimize logical nodes visit methods. #166
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This commit provides memory optimization when visiting `LogicalNode`'s children. Old implementation was invoking `LogicalNode#getChildren` which makes shallow copy of its children nodes to only iterate over it we can use the fact that `LogicalNode` is in fact `java.lang.Iterable` and use enhanced for loop to iterate over it. Using it that way is more memory efficient and does not involve shallow copying because iterator returned by `LogicalNode` is unmodifiable.
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This commit provides memory optimization when visiting
LogicalNode's children. Old implementation was invokingLogicalNode#getChildrenwhich makes shallow copy of its children nodes to only iterate over it we can use the fact thatLogicalNodeis in factjava.lang.Iterableand use enhanced for loop to iterate over it. Using it that way is more memory efficient and does not involve shallow copying because iterator returned byLogicalNodeis unmodifiable.