Benchmark: Set vs Object vs Map add +access

Tests:

Set
var set = new Set(); set.has("one"); set.add("one"); set.add("one"); set.has("two"); set.add("two"); set.add("two"); set.has("three"); set.add("three"); set.add("three"); set.has("four"); set.add("four"); set.add("four"); set.has("five"); set.add("five"); set.add("five"); set.has("six"); set.add("six"); set.add("six"); set.has("seven"); set.add("seven"); set.add("seven"); set.has("eight"); set.add("eight"); set.add("eight"); set.has("nine"); set.add("nine"); set.add("nine"); set.has("ten"); set.add("ten"); set.add("ten"); set.has("one"); set.add("one"); set.add("one"); set.has("two"); set.add("two"); set.add("two"); set.has("three"); set.add("three"); set.add("three"); set.has("four"); set.add("four"); set.add("four"); set.has("five"); set.add("five"); set.add("five"); set.has("six"); set.add("six"); set.add("six"); set.has("seven"); set.add("seven"); set.add("seven"); set.has("eight"); set.add("eight"); set.add("eight"); set.has("nine"); set.add("nine"); set.add("nine"); set.has("ten"); set.add("ten"); set.add("ten"); set.has("one"); set.add("one"); set.add("one"); set.has("two"); set.add("two"); set.add("two"); set.has("three"); set.add("three"); set.add("three"); set.has("four"); set.add("four"); set.add("four"); set.has("five"); set.add("five"); set.add("five"); set.has("six"); set.add("six"); set.add("six"); set.has("seven"); set.add("seven"); set.add("seven"); set.has("eight"); set.add("eight"); set.add("eight"); set.has("nine"); set.add("nine"); set.add("nine"); set.has("ten"); set.add("ten"); set.add("ten");
Object
var set = {}; set["one"]; set["one"] = 'test'; set["one"] = 'test'; set["two"]; set["two"] = 'test'; set["two"] = 'test'; set["three"]; set["three"] = 'test'; set["three"] = 'test'; set["four"]; set["four"] = 'test'; set["four"] = 'test'; set["five"]; set["five"] = 'test'; set["five"] = 'test'; set["six"]; set["six"] = 'test'; set["six"] = 'test'; set["seven"]; set["seven"] = 'test'; set["seven"] = 'test'; set["eight"]; set["eight"] = 'test'; set["eight"] = 'test'; set["nine"]; set["nine"] = 'test'; set["nine"] = 'test'; set["ten"]; set["ten"] = 'test'; set["ten"] = 'test'; set["one"]; set["one"] = 'test'; set["one"] = 'test'; set["two"]; set["two"] = 'test'; set["two"] = 'test'; set["three"]; set["three"] = 'test'; set["three"] = 'test'; set["four"]; set["four"] = 'test'; set["four"] = 'test'; set["five"]; set["five"] = 'test'; set["five"] = 'test'; set["six"]; set["six"] = 'test'; set["six"] = 'test'; set["seven"]; set["seven"] = 'test'; set["seven"] = 'test'; set["eight"]; set["eight"] = 'test'; set["eight"] = 'test'; set["nine"]; set["nine"] = 'test'; set["nine"] = 'test'; set["ten"]; set["ten"] = 'test'; set["ten"] = 'test'; set["one"]; set["one"] = 'test'; set["one"] = 'test'; set["two"]; set["two"] = 'test'; set["two"] = 'test'; set["three"]; set["three"] = 'test'; set["three"] = 'test'; set["four"]; set["four"] = 'test'; set["four"] = 'test'; set["five"]; set["five"] = 'test'; set["five"] = 'test'; set["six"]; set["six"] = 'test'; set["six"] = 'test'; set["seven"]; set["seven"] = 'test'; set["seven"] = 'test'; set["eight"]; set["eight"] = 'test'; set["eight"] = 'test'; set["nine"]; set["nine"] = 'test'; set["nine"] = 'test'; set["ten"]; set["ten"] = 'test'; set["ten"] = 'test';
Map
var set = new Map(); set.has("one"); set.set("one", true); set.set("one", true); set.has("two"); set.set("two", true); set.set("two", true); set.has("three"); set.set("three", true); set.set("three", true); set.has("four"); set.set("four", true); set.set("four", true); set.has("five"); set.set("five", true); set.set("five", true); set.has("six"); set.set("six", true); set.set("six", true); set.has("seven"); set.set("seven", true); set.set("seven", true); set.has("eight"); set.set("eight", true); set.set("eight", true); set.has("nine"); set.set("nine", true); set.set("nine", true); set.has("ten"); set.set("ten", true); set.set("ten", true); set.has("one"); set.set("one", true); set.set("one", true); set.has("two"); set.set("two", true); set.set("two", true); set.has("three"); set.set("three", true); set.set("three", true); set.has("four"); set.set("four", true); set.set("four", true); set.has("five"); set.set("five", true); set.set("five", true); set.has("six"); set.set("six", true); set.set("six", true); set.has("seven"); set.set("seven", true); set.set("seven", true); set.has("eight"); set.set("eight", true); set.set("eight", true); set.has("nine"); set.set("nine", true); set.set("nine", true); set.has("ten"); set.set("ten", true); set.set("ten", true); set.has("one"); set.set("one", true); set.set("one", true); set.has("two"); set.set("two", true); set.set("two", true); set.has("three"); set.set("three", true); set.set("three", true); set.has("four"); set.set("four", true); set.set("four", true); set.has("five"); set.set("five", true); set.set("five", true); set.has("six"); set.set("six", true); set.set("six", true); set.has("seven"); set.set("seven", true); set.set("seven", true); set.has("eight"); set.set("eight", true); set.set("eight", true); set.has("nine"); set.set("nine", true); set.set("nine", true); set.has("ten"); set.set("ten", true); set.set("ten", true);

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Previous results

Test case name	Result
Set
Object
Map

Fastest: N/A

Slowest: N/A

Latest run results:

Run details: (Test run date: 2 years ago)

User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Android 12; Mobile; rv:102.0) Gecko/102.0 Firefox/102.0

Browser/OS: Firefox Mobile 102 on Android

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Test name	Executions per second
Set	215957.1 Ops/sec
Object	4733307.5 Ops/sec
Map	170196.5 Ops/sec

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

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It seems like you've provided some code snippets and benchmark results, but I'll need to clarify what the question is asking.

You're testing two different operations on a JavaScript object: `Object` (which doesn't seem to be used in the code snippet) and `Set`. The `Map` operation appears to involve setting and checking values in an object using the `set` and `has` methods.

Based on the provided benchmark results, here are my observations:

1. **JavaScript performance**: The benchmark results show that the JavaScript engine being tested is relatively fast. However, without more context or specific performance metrics (e.g., execution times per iteration), it's difficult to make a comprehensive assessment of its performance.
2. **Map vs. Set operations**: The benchmark results only include `Set` operations and one example of `Map` operation. Without more data, it's challenging to determine whether the Map operation is faster or slower than the Set operation on this specific device.
3. **Device-specific factors**: The benchmark results mention a mobile device running Android 12, which might introduce certain performance characteristics not present on other devices.

To provide a more accurate answer, I would need more information about:

* The specific use case or scenario where these operations are being used.
* Additional performance metrics (e.g., execution times per iteration) for the `Set` operation to compare with the `Map` operation.
* Any device-specific factors that might affect performance.

If you provide more context or clarify what's being asked, I'll be happy to try and assist you further!

Related benchmarks:

Set vs Object vs Map add +access (version: 0)

Comparing performance of: Set vs Object vs Map

Created: 2 years ago by: Guest

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Set

Object

Map

Suite status: <idle, ready to run>

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Fastest: N/A

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