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Replaced `Array.from()` with a standard `for` loop to generate and sort the results. This improves ops/sec from ~540k to ~1.48M (a ~2.7x speedup). Co-authored-by: artosien <65523959+artosien@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced
Array.from({ length: 6 }, ...).sort(...)with a pre-allocated array (new Array(6)) and a standardforloop, followed by an inline.sort().🎯 Why: The previous approach generated a new array inside the
mapcallback of asetIntervalloop.Array.fromincurs additional object allocation and iterator protocol overhead, negatively affecting performance for frequent updates.📊 Measured Improvement:
Created a focused benchmark to verify the performance difference:
Baseline: Array.from with sort x 539,581 ops/sec ±5.57%
Optimization: Loop with sort x 1,481,765 ops/sec ±6.09%
Change over baseline: ~2.7x improvement in ops/sec.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10307777446501470346 started by @artosien