⚡️ Speed up function merge_cookies
by 72%
#27
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📄 72% (0.72x) speedup for
merge_cookies
insrc/requests/cookies.py
⏱️ Runtime :
22.9 milliseconds
→13.3 milliseconds
(best of103
runs)📝 Explanation and details
To optimize the given Python programs for better performance, we can make use of more efficient data structures and logic flow. The major optimization here includes avoiding repeated lookups and reducing the use of large intermediate lists.
The primary optimizations include.
names_from_jar
to provide O(1) average-time complexity for membership checks instead of O(n) with a list.try-except
block and direct use ofupdate
method inmerge_cookies
as it results in an unnecessary overhead. Instead, iterating through cookies directly and setting them intocookiejar
as the block insideexcept
was used.These changes should provide more efficient execution while maintaining the original functionality.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests Details
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