Benchmark: True object merge comparison

True object merge comparison (version: 0)

Comparing performance of: Using Reduce ES5 vs Using Reduce ES5 (test with `in`) vs Using Reduce ES5 (test with `hasOwnProperty`) vs Using Reduce ES6 vs Using Reduce ES6 (test with `in`) vs Using Reduce ES6 (test with `hasOwnProperty`) vs Using For... vs Using For... (test with `in`) vs Using For... (test with `hasOwnProperty`) vs Using For... In vs Using For... In (test with `in`) vs Using For... In (test with `hasOwnProperty`)

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Tests:

Using Reduce ES5
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; const mergedObject = Object.keys(firstObject) .reduce(function(accumulator, key) { let toMerge = secondObject[key]; if (!toMerge) { toMerge = firstObject[key]; } accumulator[key] = toMerge; return accumulator; }, {});
Using Reduce ES5 (test with `in`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; const mergedObject = Object.keys(firstObject) .reduce(function(accumulator, key) { accumulator[key] = firstObject[key]; if (key in secondObject) { accumulator[key] = secondObject[key]; } return accumulator; }, {});
Using Reduce ES5 (test with `hasOwnProperty`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; const mergedObject = Object.keys(firstObject) .reduce(function(accumulator, key) { accumulator[key] = firstObject[key]; if (secondObject.hasOwnProperty(key)) { accumulator[key] = secondObject[key]; } return accumulator; }, {});
Using Reduce ES6
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; const mergedObject = Object.keys(firstObject) .reduce((a, key) => { let toMerge = secondObject[key]; if (!toMerge) { toMerge = firstObject[key]; } return { ...a, [key]: toMerge}; }, {});
Using Reduce ES6 (test with `in`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; const mergedObject = Object.keys(firstObject) .reduce((a, key) => { let toMerge = firstObject[key]; if (key in secondObject) { toMerge = secondObject[key]; } return { ...a, [key]: toMerge}; }, {});
Using Reduce ES6 (test with `hasOwnProperty`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; const mergedObject = Object.keys(firstObject) .reduce((a, key) => { let toMerge = firstObject[key]; if (secondObject.hasOwnProperty(key)) { toMerge = secondObject[key]; } return { ...a, [key]: toMerge}; }, {});
Using For...
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; let mergedObject = firstObject; const keys = Object.keys(mergedObject); for (let index = 0; index < keys.length; index++) { const key = keys[index]; if (secondObject[key]) { mergedObject[key] = secondObject[key]; } }
Using For... (test with `in`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; let mergedObject = firstObject; const keys = Object.keys(mergedObject); for (let index = 0; index < keys.length; index++) { const key = keys[index]; if (key in secondObject) { mergedObject[key] = secondObject[key]; } }
Using For... (test with `hasOwnProperty`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; let mergedObject = firstObject; const keys = Object.keys(mergedObject); for (let index = 0; index < keys.length; index++) { const key = keys[index]; if (secondObject.hasOwnProperty(key)) { mergedObject[key] = secondObject[key]; } }
Using For... In
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; let mergedObject = firstObject; for (let key in mergedObject) { if (secondObject[key]) { mergedObject[key] = secondObject[key]; } }
Using For... In (test with `in`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; let mergedObject = firstObject; for (let key in mergedObject) { if (key in secondObject) { mergedObject[key] = secondObject[key]; } }
Using For... In (test with `hasOwnProperty`)
const firstObject = { a: 'Hello,', b: 'World' }; const secondObject = { b: 'World!', c: '!' }; let mergedObject = firstObject; for (let key in mergedObject) { if (secondObject.hasOwnProperty(key)) { mergedObject[key] = secondObject[key]; } }

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Test case name	Result
Using Reduce ES5
Using Reduce ES5 (test with `in`)
Using Reduce ES5 (test with `hasOwnProperty`)
Using Reduce ES6
Using Reduce ES6 (test with `in`)
Using Reduce ES6 (test with `hasOwnProperty`)
Using For...
Using For... (test with `in`)
Using For... (test with `hasOwnProperty`)
Using For... In
Using For... In (test with `in`)
Using For... In (test with `hasOwnProperty`)

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