Benchmark: dynamic create object vs array

Tests:

dynamic create object integer value
var object = {}; object["p1"] = 1; object["p2"] = 2; object["p3"] = 3; object["p4"] = 4; object["p5"] = 5; object["p6"] = 6; object["p7"] = 7; object["p8"] = 8; object["p9"] = 9;
AخA

var object = {};
object["p1"] = 1;
object["p2"] = 2;
object["p3"] = 3;
object["p4"] = 4;
object["p5"] = 5;
object["p6"] = 6;
object["p7"] = 7;
object["p8"] = 8;
object["p9"] = 9;
dynamic create array integer value
var array = []; array.push("p1",1); array.push("p2",2); array.push("p3",3); array.push("p4",4); array.push("p5",5); array.push("p6",6); array.push("p7",7); array.push("p8",8); array.push("p9",9);
var array = [];
array.push("p1",1);
array.push("p2",2);
array.push("p3",3);
array.push("p4",4);
array.push("p5",5);
array.push("p6",6);
array.push("p7",7);
array.push("p8",8);
array.push("p9",9);

dynamic create object string value

  var object = {};
  object["p1"] = "1";
  object["p2"] = "2";
  object["p3"] = "3";
  object["p4"] = "4";
  object["p5"] = "5";
  object["p6"] = "6";
  object["p7"] = "7";
  object["p8"] = "8";
  object["p9"] = "9";

 
  var object = {};  object["p1"] = "1";  object["p2"] = "2";  object["p3"] = "3";  object["p4"] = "4";  object["p5"] = "5";  object["p6"] = "6";  object["p7"] = "7";  object["p8"] = "8";  object["p9"] = "9";

dynamic create array string value
var array = []; array.push("p1",1); array.push("p2",2); array.push("p3",3); array.push("p4",4); array.push("p5",5); array.push("p6",6); array.push("p7",7); array.push("p8",8); array.push("p9",9);
var array = [];
array.push("p1",1);
array.push("p2",2);
array.push("p3",3);
array.push("p4",4);
array.push("p5",5);
array.push("p6",6);
array.push("p7",7);
array.push("p8",8);
array.push("p9",9);
buffered array integer values
var array = []; array.length = 18 var index = 0; array[i++] = "p1"; array[i++] = 1; array[i++] = "p2"; array[i++] = 2; array[i++] = "p3"; array[i++] = 3; array[i++] = "p4"; array[i++] = 4; array[i++] = "p5"; array[i++] = 5; array[i++] = "p6"; araay[i++] = 6; array[i++] = "p7"; araay[i++] = 7; array[i++] = "p8"; array[i++] = 8; array[i++] = "p9"; array[i++] = 9;
var array = [];
array.length = 18
var index = 0;
array[i++] = "p1";
array[i++] = 1;
array[i++] = "p2";
array[i++] = 2;
array[i++] = "p3";
array[i++] = 3;
array[i++] = "p4";
array[i++] = 4;
array[i++] = "p5";
array[i++] = 5;
array[i++] = "p6";
araay[i++] = 6;
array[i++] = "p7";
araay[i++] = 7;
array[i++] = "p8";
array[i++] = 8;
array[i++] = "p9";
array[i++] = 9;
buffered array string value
var array = []; array.length = 18 var index = 0; array[i++] = "p1"; array[i++] = "1"; array[i++] = "p2"; array[i++] = "2"; array[i++] = "p3"; array[i++] = "3"; array[i++] = "p4"; array[i++] = "4"; array[i++] = "p5"; array[i++] = "5"; array[i++] = "p6"; array[i++] = "6"; array[i++] = "p7"; array[i++] = "7"; array[i++] = "p8"; array[i++] = "8"; array[i++] = "p9"; array[i++] = "9";
var array = [];
array.length = 18
var index = 0;
array[i++] = "p1";
array[i++] = "1";
array[i++] = "p2";
array[i++] = "2";
array[i++] = "p3";
array[i++] = "3";
array[i++] = "p4";
array[i++] = "4";
array[i++] = "p5";
array[i++] = "5";
array[i++] = "p6";
array[i++] = "6";
array[i++] = "p7";
array[i++] = "7";
array[i++] = "p8";
array[i++] = "8";
array[i++] = "p9";
array[i++] = "9";

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Test case name	Result
dynamic create object integer value
dynamic create array integer value
dynamic create object string value
dynamic create array string value
buffered array integer values
buffered array string value

Fastest: N/A

Slowest: N/A

Latest run results:

Run details: (Test run date: 6 years ago)

User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_11_6) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/67.0.3396.99 Safari/537.36

Browser/OS: Chrome 67 on Mac OS X 10.11.6

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Test name	Executions per second
dynamic create object integer value	727867584.0 Ops/sec
dynamic create array integer value	16134010.0 Ops/sec
dynamic create object string value	147705328.0 Ops/sec
dynamic create array string value	17575068.0 Ops/sec
buffered array integer values	0.0 Ops/sec
buffered array string value	243943.7 Ops/sec

Autogenerated LLM Summary (model llama3.2:3b, generated 6 months ago):

Overview

MeasureThat.net is a website that allows users to create and run JavaScript microbenchmarks. The provided JSON data represents a benchmark with five test cases, each testing different ways of creating an object or array in JavaScript.

Test Cases

The test cases are:

Dynamic Create Object Integer Value: Tests the creation of an object using bracket notation (object["p1"] = 1;) and assigning integer values.
Dynamic Create Array Integer Value: Tests the creation of an array using the push() method and assigning integer values.
Dynamic Create Object String Value: Tests the creation of an object using bracket notation (object["p1"] = "string";) and assigning string values.
Dynamic Create Array String Value: Tests the creation of an array using the push() method and assigning string values.
Buffered Array Integer Values and Buffered Array String Value: Test the performance of creating arrays with a fixed size (buffering) by assigning integer or string values to existing arrays.

Performance Comparison

The latest benchmark results show the performance of each test case across different browsers and devices. The results indicate that:

Creating objects using bracket notation is generally faster than creating arrays.
Assigning integer values to arrays is slower than assigning string values.
Buffered arrays are significantly slower than dynamic arrays, especially when creating multiple elements.

Conclusion

The test cases provide insight into the performance of different JavaScript creation methods. The results suggest that creating objects using bracket notation and assigning string values can be faster than other methods. It's essential to consider these performance implications when optimizing code for efficiency and scalability.

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**Overview**

**Test Cases**

The test cases are:

1. **Dynamic Create Object Integer Value**: Tests the creation of an object using bracket notation (`object["p1"] = 1;`) and assigning integer values.
2. **Dynamic Create Array Integer Value**: Tests the creation of an array using the `push()` method and assigning integer values.
3. **Dynamic Create Object String Value**: Tests the creation of an object using bracket notation (`object["p1"] = "string";`) and assigning string values.
4. **Dynamic Create Array String Value**: Tests the creation of an array using the `push()` method and assigning string values.
5. **Buffered Array Integer Values** and **Buffered Array String Value**: Test the performance of creating arrays with a fixed size (buffering) by assigning integer or string values to existing arrays.

**Performance Comparison**

The latest benchmark results show the performance of each test case across different browsers and devices. The results indicate that:

* Creating objects using bracket notation is generally faster than creating arrays.
* Assigning integer values to arrays is slower than assigning string values.
* Buffered arrays are significantly slower than dynamic arrays, especially when creating multiple elements.

**Conclusion**

Related benchmarks:

dynamic create object vs array (version: 0)

Comparing performance of: dynamic create object integer value vs dynamic create array integer value vs dynamic create object string value vs dynamic create array string value vs buffered array integer values vs buffered array string value

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dynamic create object integer value

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buffered array integer values

buffered array string value

Suite status: <idle, ready to run>

Experimental features:

Fastest: N/A

Slowest: N/A

Autogenerated LLM Summary (model llama3.2:3b, generated 6 months ago):