Picture a scenario where you have an extremely large JS object filled with millions of key/value pairs, and your task is to loop through each of them.
Check out this jsPerf example that demonstrates the different techniques for accomplishing this, highlighting the speed variations.
However, my curiosity lies in whether using Object.keys()
has a distinct impact on memory compared to other looping methods because it generates the "index" array containing all the object keys beforehand?
Are there any optimizations within the source code to address this potential issue?