Run results for: Array.from({ length }) vs new Array()

Run details:

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Browser: Opera 136

Operating system: Windows

Device Platform: Desktop

Date tested: 29 days ago

Benchmark engine: Benchmark.js

new Array(length)

40/s

new Array(length) (index fill)

11/s

Array.from({ length }) (index fill)

2/s

Array.from({ length })

2/s

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Test name	Executions per second
✓ new Array(length)	40 Ops/sec
new Array(length) (index fill)	11 Ops/sec
Array.from({ length }) (index fill)	2 Ops/sec
Array.from({ length })	2 Ops/sec

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Tests:

Array.from({ length })
Array.from({ length: 10000000 })
new Array(length)
new Array(10000000)
Array.from({ length }) (index fill)
Array.from({ length: 10000000 }, (_, idx) => idx);
new Array(length) (index fill)
new Array(10000000).map((_, idx) => idx)