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Return true vs empty body
(version: 0)
Comparing performance of:
emptyFunc vs trueFunc vs undefinedFunc vs nullFunc vs notDefinedFunc vs definedFunc vs staticFunc vs undefinedFunc2
Created:
9 years ago
by:
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Script Preparation code:
var notDefined; var defined = 1; var emptyFunc = function() {}; var trueFunc = function() { return true; } var undefinedFunc = function() { return undefined; } var nullFunc = function() { return null; } var undefinedFunc2 = function() { return; } var notDefinedFunc = function() { return notDefined; } var definedFunc = function() { return defined; } var staticFunc = function() { return 1; }
Tests:
emptyFunc
emptyFunc();
trueFunc
trueFunc();
undefinedFunc
undefinedFunc();
nullFunc
nullFunc();
notDefinedFunc
notDefinedFunc();
definedFunc
definedFunc();
staticFunc
staticFunc();
undefinedFunc2
undefinedFunc2();
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Suite status:
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Result
emptyFunc
trueFunc
undefinedFunc
nullFunc
notDefinedFunc
definedFunc
staticFunc
undefinedFunc2
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Autogenerated LLM Summary
(model
llama3.2:3b
, generated one year ago):
I'll break down the test cases and explain what's being tested, compared, and their pros and cons. **Benchmark Definition** The benchmark definition is a JSON object that contains information about the script to be executed. In this case, the script consists of eight functions: 1. `emptyFunc`: an empty function 2. `trueFunc`: a function that returns `true` 3. `undefinedFunc`: a function that returns `undefined` 4. `nullFunc`: a function that returns `null` 5. `notDefinedFunc`: a function that attempts to return `notDefined` (which is not defined) 6. `definedFunc`: a function that returns the value of `defined`, which is set to 1 7. `staticFunc`: a function that returns a static value, 1 **Options Compared** The benchmark compares the execution performance of each function across different browsers and devices. * **Functions**: Each function has its own execution time, which is measured in executions per second (FPS). * **Browsers**: The benchmark runs on Chrome 53, which is the same browser across all test cases. * **Devices**: The benchmark tests on a "Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_0" device, which means it's running on a specific Mac OS X version. **Pros and Cons** The pros of this approach are: * Easy to understand: each function has its own execution time, making it easy to compare results. * Focus on individual functions: the benchmark highlights performance differences between functions, which can be useful for optimization purposes. However, there are some cons: * Limited scope: the benchmark only compares the performance of these specific functions across a single browser and device. * No consideration for other factors: execution time is the only metric measured, ignoring other important aspects like memory usage or code complexity. **Other Considerations** One notable aspect of this benchmark is that it uses `undefined` and `notDefined` in a way that's not standard JavaScript. In most cases, attempting to return an undefined value would result in a runtime error. However, in this benchmark, the functions seem to ignore this error and simply return `undefined`. **Alternatives** If you were to modify or extend this benchmark, some alternatives to consider: * Add more browsers and devices to increase the sample size. * Incorporate additional metrics, such as memory usage or code complexity, to provide a more comprehensive view of performance. * Use different function patterns or scenarios to make the benchmark more representative of real-world use cases. * Consider using other benchmarking libraries or frameworks that offer more features and customization options.
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