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Fastest code in javascript.

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biplab malakar
·Apr 20, 2018

When we write code we always think which one fast and slow based on their execution time required. And for that, we spent a lot of time to decide which one should I use(like if-else and switch, if-else and ternary, map and forEach). I find out a very good tool for checking out performance which is "jsperf.com". Based on this tool I listing some comparison.

  1. If-else vs switch: switch is faster then if-else when you have a very large number of condition and for very few conditions like 1or2or3 if is faster.

ifelse.jpg For a large number of conditions switch is faster than if-else.

ifelse1.jpg

  1. Ternary vs if-else: No difference between them but if we have if-else-if than ternary is slower than if-else-if, but it is negligible.

if-ternary.jpg

  1. Map vas forEach: Map is always faster then forEach.

mab-each.jpg

  1. Simple For loop and reduce: Calculate the sum of all elements using for loop and javascript reduce function. Reduce is faster than simple For Loop.

for-reduce.jpg

  1. Filter vs For Loop: Try to find element those are 1. And the filter is faster than For Loop

filter-for.jpg

Note: All the details are given based on the result of jspref jsperf.com

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