⚡️ Speed up method AnyUrl.build
by 76%
#52
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📄 76% (0.76x) speedup for
AnyUrl.build
inpydantic/v1/networks.py
⏱️ Runtime :
576 microseconds
→328 microseconds
(best of218
runs)📝 Explanation and details
Sure, I can help optimize the provided method to run faster. The major bottlenecks often involve string concatenation and the additional calls to check optional elements repeatedly. By eliminating redundant checks and using more efficient string operations, we can improve the performance of the
build
method. Here's an optimized version of the provided code.Key Changes.
+=
for string concatenation, which can cause performance degradation due to repeated memory allocation, we use a list to collect parts and join them once at the end.if user
,if password
) are done in the construction phase as efficiently as possible, without repeating them.These optimizations aim to reduce the overall time complexity and make the code more efficient by minimizing redundant operations and memory allocations.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests Details
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