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Optimize algorithmic efficiency

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TSX

Always consider the computational complexity of your algorithms and leverage efficient built-in methods when available. Look for opportunities to reduce time complexity and avoid unnecessary operations like redundant loops or object creation.

Algorithms TSX

Reviewer Prompt

Always consider the computational complexity of your algorithms and leverage efficient built-in methods when available. Look for opportunities to reduce time complexity and avoid unnecessary operations like redundant loops or object creation.

Common inefficiencies to watch for:

  • Using nested iterations when a single pass with a data structure (Map, Set) would suffice
  • Creating intermediate objects or strings when built-in method parameters can achieve the same result
  • Implementing manual searches when optimized built-in methods exist

Examples of improvements:

Before (O(n^2) deduplication):

promptParams.forEach((promptParam) => {
  if (!allParams.some((param) => param.key === promptParam.key)) {
    allParams.push(promptParam);
  }
});

After (O(n) with Map):

const paramMap = new Map(allParams.map(p => [p.key, p]));
promptParams.forEach(p => paramMap.set(p.key, p));
const allParams = Array.from(paramMap.values());

Before (unnecessary string creation):

const beforeCursor = text.slice(0, cursorPosition);
const lastAtIndex = beforeCursor.lastIndexOf('@');

After (direct method usage):

const lastAtIndex = text.lastIndexOf('@', cursorPosition - 1);
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Algorithms
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