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test property read access
(version: 8)
Comparing performance of:
2 - function vs 3 - method vs 4 - closure function vs 5 - es-5 getter vs 1 - direct access
Created:
8 years ago
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Script Preparation code:
var testObj1 = {a: 28, b: 82, get_property() { return this.property; }, get_property1() { return this.property1; }, get g_property() { return this.property; }, get g_property1() { return this.property1; } , c: "hello", d: 983, e: 'lara', property: 32, f: '82828', property1: "asd"}; function get_property(obj) { return obj["property"]; } function get_property1(obj) { return obj["property1"]; } function get_property_cl() { return testObj1["property"]; } function get_property1_cl() { return testObj1["property1"]; } var C = 100000;
Tests:
2 - function
var result; for (var i = 0; i < C; i++) { result += get_property(testObj1) result += get_property1(testObj1); }
3 - method
var result; for (var i = 0; i < C; i++) { result += testObj1.get_property(); result += testObj1.get_property1(); }
4 - closure function
var result; for (var i = 0; i < C; i++) { result += get_property_cl(); result += get_property1_cl(); }
5 - es-5 getter
var result; for (var i = 0; i < C; i++) { result += testObj1.g_property; result += testObj1.g_property1; }
1 - direct access
var result; for (var i = 0; i < C; i++) { result += testObj1.property; result += testObj1.property1; }
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2 - function
3 - method
4 - closure function
5 - es-5 getter
1 - direct access
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Autogenerated LLM Summary
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llama3.2:3b
, generated one year ago):
Let's break down the provided benchmark and explain what is being tested. **Benchmark Overview** The benchmark compares different approaches to accessing properties in an object: 1. Direct Access (`"1 - direct access"`): This test measures the performance of directly accessing the `property` and `property1` fields using bracket notation (e.g., `testObj1["property"]`). 2. Function-based Access (`"2 - function"`): This test uses functions to access the properties, where two separate functions (`get_property` and `get_property1`) are used to retrieve the values. 3. Method-based Access (`"3 - method"`): This test uses methods (getter functions) defined on the object itself to access its properties (`testObj1.get_property()` and `testObj1.get_property1()`). 4. Closure-based Access (`"4 - closure function"`): Similar to method-based access, but using closure functions (e.g., `get_property_cl` and `get_property1_cl`) defined outside the object. 5. ES-5 Getter (`"5 - es-5 getter"`): This test uses ES-5 getters (defined on the property itself) to access its value (`testObj1.property` and `testObj1.property1`). **Pros and Cons of Each Approach** Here's a brief summary: * **Direct Access**: Fast and straightforward, but may not work as expected if the object is deeply nested or has complex methods. Pros: simple, cons: potential performance issues. * **Function-based Access**: Provides more control over property access, but can lead to slower performance due to function overhead. Pros: flexibility, cons: slower. * **Method-based Access**: Similar to function-based access, but leverages the object's own method implementation. Pros: flexible, cons: may not work if the object doesn't provide a getter. * **Closure-based Access**: Provides a more explicit way of accessing properties, similar to methods. Pros: clear intent, cons: potential performance overhead due to closure creation. * **ES-5 Getter**: Provides a concise and elegant way to define getters on an object's property. Pros: expressive, cons: limited control over getter behavior. **Library Usage** The benchmark uses the `get_property` and `get_property1` functions from the provided Script Preparation Code to access properties of `testObj1`. These functions are essentially wrappers around the bracket notation used in Direct Access. No external libraries are required for this benchmark, making it easily portable across different environments. **Special JS Feature** This benchmark does not use any special JavaScript features or syntax, such as `let`, `const`, `async/await`, or modern modules (e.g., ES6 imports). It focuses on the fundamental aspects of accessing properties in an object. **Alternative Benchmarks** Other alternatives for testing property access might include: * Using different data structures, like arrays or objects with complex nested structures. * Incorporating dynamic property names or values. * Comparing different data encoding schemes (e.g., JSON vs. serialized objects). * Experimenting with various optimization techniques, such as caching or memoization. These variations would allow for a more comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with accessing properties in JavaScript objects.
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