fix: use strings.Builder #1571
fix: use strings.Builder #1571
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In the ConvertBigIntArrayToString function, the big.Int is first converted to a string and then concatenated with commas. This can be optimized using strings.Builder, which avoids creating new string objects on each concatenation. The performance advantage is particularly significant when dealing with larger arrays.
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bridge-history-api/internal/utils/utils.go (1)
175-182: Consider preallocating builder capacity for large arraysWhile the current implementation is good, for very large arrays, you could further optimize by preallocating the builder's capacity.
Here's a suggested enhancement:
func ConvertBigIntArrayToString(array []*big.Int) string { var sb strings.Builder + // Preallocate capacity (assuming ~20 chars per number plus separator) + sb.Grow(len(array) * 22) for i, num := range array { if i > 0 { sb.WriteString(", ") } sb.WriteString(num.String()) } return sb.String() }
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bridge-history-api/internal/utils/utils.go (1)
175-182: LGTM! Efficient use of strings.Builder
The optimization from string concatenation to strings.Builder is a good improvement that reduces memory allocations and improves performance.
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bridge-history-api/internal/utils/utils.go (1)
175-184: LGTM! Efficient implementation using strings.BuilderThe optimization using
strings.Builderwith preallocated capacity is a good performance improvement over string concatenation. The implementation correctly handles all edge cases and uses the appropriate methods.Consider making the capacity calculation more precise:
- sb.Grow(len(array) * 22) + // Preallocate capacity: 20 chars per number + 2 chars for ", " separator + sb.Grow(len(array) * 20 + (len(array) - 1) * 2)This adjustment:
- Allocates exactly 20 chars per number
- Accounts for separators only between numbers (len-1 times)
- Provides a more accurate capacity estimation
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can you add unit test for your changes?
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I only modified the internal structure of the function and ran the TestConvertBigIntArrayToString test. The result passed successfully.
In the ConvertBigIntArrayToString function, the big.Int is first converted to a string and then concatenated with commas. This can be optimized using strings.Builder, which avoids creating new string objects on each concatenation. The performance advantage is particularly significant when dealing with larger arrays.
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