Benchmark: spread vs push another

Tests:

spread
const data = [ { location: 'Ramp 1 Strip 1', siloId: 3, activity: 'Drills', machines: [ { equipmentId: 'DR01', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' }, { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ] }, { equipmentId: 'DR02', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [] } ] }, { location: 'Ramp 3 Strip 4', siloId: 4, activity: 'Drills', machines: [ { equipmentId: 'DR01', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ] } ] }, { location: 'Ramp 1 Strip 1', siloId: 5, activity: 'OVB L&H', machines: [ { equipmentId: 'EX06', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' }, { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [] } ] } ]; let result = []; data.forEach(item => { result = [ ...result, ...item.machines.map(machine => ({ checked: false, activity: item.activity, siloId: item.siloId, location: item.location, ...machine })) ]; });
push
const data = [ { location: 'Ramp 1 Strip 1', siloId: 3, activity: 'Drills', machines: [ { equipmentId: 'DR01', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' }, { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ] }, { equipmentId: 'DR02', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [] } ] }, { location: 'Ramp 3 Strip 4', siloId: 4, activity: 'Drills', machines: [ { equipmentId: 'DR01', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ] } ] }, { location: 'Ramp 1 Strip 1', siloId: 5, activity: 'OVB L&H', machines: [ { equipmentId: 'EX06', historicalTimeframes: [ { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' }, { start: '10/10/2023', end: '14/10/2023' }, { start: '05/10/2023', end: '07/10/2023' } ], planTimeframes: [] } ] } ]; const arr = []; data.forEach(item => { arr.push(...item.machines.map(machine => ({ checked: false, activity: item.activity, siloId: item.siloId, location: item.location, ...machine }))) });

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

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I'll provide the answer.

It appears that you have a JSON data structure and a string containing benchmark results. The task is to extract information from the benchmark results, specifically the "ExecutionsPerSecond" value for each test case.

Here's a possible approach:

1. Parse the JSON data into an object using `JSON.parse()` or `eval()`.
2. Extract the relevant fields (e.g., `TestName`, `RawUAString`) and create a new array to store the results.
3. Loop through the benchmark results, extract the "ExecutionsPerSecond" value for each test case, and push it into the new array.

Here's some sample code:
```javascript
const data = JSON.parse(dataStr);
const result = [];

data.forEach((item) => {
  const { TestName, ...otherData } = item;
  result.push({ TestName, ExecutionsPerSecond: otherData.ExecutionsPerSecond });
});

console.log(result);
```
This code assumes that the `ExecutionsPerSecond` field is a numeric value. If it's an object or has nested fields, you may need to adjust the code accordingly.

Please note that I'm not going to write the actual implementation, as there are many ways to solve this problem. The above code is just a starting point, and you should adapt it to your specific use case.

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Created: 2 years ago by: Guest

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spread

push

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