This timing module allows for the performance testing of different functions by logging their execution speed. It lets users compare the efficiency between Vanilla JS, lodash, and custom methods.
By decoupling the console logging from the timing methods, the module now supports various logging mechanisms, enabling developers to choose outputs that fit their needs, such as logging to the DOM.
The performance tests show clear results: lodash outperforms both Vanilla JS and custom reduce methods by a significant margin, highlighting the potential benefits of using well-optimized libraries in critical performance scenarios.
Emphasizing the importance of object-oriented programming, the user aims to refine their utility functions and enhance modularity, promoting ease of testing and flexibility in future projects.
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