Benchmark: JS string param vs object property as param

Script Preparation code:

const testFn = (input) => {
  // do nothing
}

const obj = {
a: 213,
  b: 234,
c:1,
  dasd:2
  ,sdfjnvdsvhuvdse:4
  ,f:6
  ,g: 8
  ,kjsdgjksfdjksh:5
  ,dfbiubdfuij:2
  ,k:4
  ,ljhbdfhuisdfhiu:4
  ,idurghiurgbidsnjkm:1
  ,fghj: 7
  
}

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const testFn = (input) => {  // do nothing}​const obj = {a: 213,  b: 234,c:1,  dasd:2  ,sdfjnvdsvhuvdse:4  ,f:6  ,g: 8  ,kjsdgjksfdjksh:5  ,dfbiubdfuij:2  ,k:4  ,ljhbdfhuisdfhiu:4  ,idurghiurgbidsnjkm:1  ,fghj: 7  }

Tests:

string [Async/Deferred]
testFn('asdfg'); testFn('sdfg');
testFn('asdfg');
testFn('sdfg');
obj [Async/Deferred]
testFn(obj.dasd); testFn(obj.fghj);
testFn(obj.dasd);
testFn(obj.fghj);

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Test case name	Result
string
obj

JS string param vs object property as param (version: 1)

Comparing performance of: string vs obj

Created: 5 months ago by: Guest

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string [Async/Deferred]

obj [Async/Deferred]

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Experimental features:

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Slowest: N/A

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