Which JS interpreter are you using? Is it possible it's running a JIT optimize step as part of the first run that is reflected in the subsequent runs?
I am using node js for running these
Ok, so V8. So suspect the answer to your question:
While running the loop first time in every case the time taken is higher compared to other 9 test case, please mention the reason in the comment section if you know that.
is probably the JIT compiler/optimizer:
blog.logrocket.com/how-javascript-...
Thank i will read this
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Which JS interpreter are you using? Is it possible it's running a JIT optimize step as part of the first run that is reflected in the
subsequent runs?
I am using node js for running these
Ok, so V8. So suspect the answer to your question:
is probably the JIT compiler/optimizer:
blog.logrocket.com/how-javascript-...
Thank i will read this