⚡️ Speed up method zaif.parse_balance by 27%
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📄 27% (0.27x) speedup for
zaif.parse_balanceinpython/ccxt/async_support/zaif.py⏱️ Runtime :
42.0 milliseconds→33.0 milliseconds(best of66runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 27% speedup through several key optimizations targeting the hot paths identified in the profiling data:
Primary Optimizations:
Inline dictionary access in
safe_stringandsafe_value: Instead of callingExchange.key_exists()(which adds function call overhead), the optimized version directly usesisinstance(dictionary, dict)checks anddictionary.get()orkey in dictionaryoperations. This eliminates ~52ms of function call overhead seen in the original profiling.Direct dictionary iteration in
safe_balance: Replaced the inefficientcodes = list(balances.keys())followed byfor i in range(0, len(codes)): code = codes[i]pattern with directfor code, entry in balances.items(). This eliminates list allocation and indexing overhead, reducing iteration cost from O(n) list creation + O(n) indexing to O(n) direct iteration.Optimized dictionary comprehension for omitting keys: Replaced the
self.omit()function call with an inline dictionary comprehension{k: v for k, v in balance.items() if k not in to_omit}using a set for O(1) membership testing.Simplified loop in
parse_balance: Changed fromfor i in range(0, len(currencyIds)): currencyId = currencyIds[i]to directfor currencyId, balance in funds.items(), eliminating list creation and index-based access.Conditional optimization: Combined the deposit check
if deposit is not None and currencyId in depositto short-circuit evaluation, avoiding unnecessary membership tests when deposit is None.Performance Impact:
Why These Work:
These optimizations target Python's performance characteristics: reducing function call overhead, minimizing dictionary lookups, eliminating unnecessary list allocations, and using more efficient iteration patterns. The improvements compound when processing many currencies, making this especially valuable for exchanges handling large numbers of trading pairs.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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git checkout codeflash/optimize-zaif.parse_balance-mhx97tazand push.