Benchmark: Loop perf - MeasureThat.net

Script Preparation code:

var obj = [{'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}, {'value':1,text:'salut'}, {'value':2,text:'salut'}, {'value':3,text:'salut'}, {'value':4,text:'salut'}, {'value':5,text:'salut'}]

Tests:

$.each
var test1 = ''; $.each(obj, function(rowKey,row) { test1 += '<option value="'+row.value+'">'+row.text+'</option>'; } );
for
var test2 = ''; for(var key in obj) { var row = obj[key]; test2 += '<option value="'+row.value+'">'+row.text+'</option>'; }
map
var test3 = ''; obj.map(function(row) { test3 += '<option value="'+row.value+'">'+row.text+'</option>'; });

Rendered benchmark preparation results:

Suite status: <idle, ready to run>

Previous results

Test case name	Result
$.each
for
map

Fastest: N/A

Slowest: N/A

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**Benchmark Definition JSON**

The provided benchmark definition defines three test cases: `$$.each`, `for`, and `map`. These are all methods in the jQuery library.

*   **$.each**: This method is used to iterate over an array or object. It takes two parameters: a callback function that will be executed for each element, and an optional second parameter (index) which represents the current index of the iteration.
*   **for**: In this benchmark, `for` is used as a loop construct to iterate over the object. This method does not take any arguments other than a variable `key`, which represents the current key being iterated over in the object.
*   **map**: The `map()` function creates a new array with the results of applying a provided function on every element in this array.

**Options Compared**

In each benchmark, only one option is compared:

1.  `$$.each`
2.  `for`
3.  `map`

These are all methods that can be used to iterate over an object or array. Each has its pros and cons.

### $.each

Pros:
*   Easy to use for simple iterations
*   Supports callback functions, which allow for more complex logic

Cons:
*   Can be slower than other methods due to the need to create a DOM element on each iteration (when used with `DOMDocument`)
*   Not suitable for large datasets or performance-critical code

### For

Pros:

*   Fast and lightweight
*   Suitable for large datasets or performance-critical code

Cons:
*   Less intuitive than other methods, especially for developers unfamiliar with traditional loops
*   Does not support callback functions like `$.each`

### Map

Pros:
*   Returns a new array without modifying the original data
*   Supports callback functions

Cons:

*   Can be slower due to the need to create a new array and perform additional operations
*   May not be suitable for very large datasets or performance-critical code, as it can lead to memory exhaustion

Latest run results:

Run details: (Test run date: 8 years ago)

User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2840.99 Safari/537.36

Browser/OS: Chrome 54 on Windows

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Test name	Executions per second
$.each	94443.6 Ops/sec
for	33934.0 Ops/sec
map	38044.2 Ops/sec

Related benchmarks:

Loop perf (version: 1)

Comparing performance of: $.each vs for vs map

Created: 8 years ago by: Registered User

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$.each

for

map

Suite status: <idle, ready to run>

Experimental features:

Fastest: N/A

Slowest: N/A

Autogenerated LLM Summary (model llama3.2:3b, generated one month ago):