This is a small exercise to introduce the idea of perfomance in programming.
Oh no! Something went wrong with our database! Luckily you were able to record a database dump of JSON files Can you reconstruct which skills each user had and combine the data?
- Download or clone this repo
- Write a script where you import
skills_10.json
,users_10.json
andusers_skill_50.json
- In this script combine the data from the json file into a single array of users with each users containing an array of skills
[
{
id: 1,
first_name: "Sigismond",
last_name: "Ipplett",
email: "sipplett0@indiegogo.com",
skills: [
{ id: 49, skill: "Hydrology" },
{ id: 33, skill: "Electrical Controls" },
{ id: 9, skill: "Training" },
{ id: 15, skill: "Ultiboard" },
{ id: 24, skill: "FP7" },
],
},
{
id: 2,
first_name: "Sofia",
last_name: "Dyter",
email: "sdyter1@nsw.gov.au",
skills: [
{ id: 7, skill: "International Business" },
{ id: 14, skill: "CVM" },
{ id: 25, skill: "Global Marketing" },
{ id: 92, skill: "MGCP" },
{ id: 89, skill: "Zumba" },
],
},
... 8 more items
];
- Find a way to measure how long your script takes to execute
- Commit your current solution
- Now try your solution with:
skills_100.json
,users_100.json
andusers_skill_500.json
- What effect does the increase in data have on your execution time?
- Can you think of way to optimize your code?