jQuery prop('checked') vs. is(':checked') (v32)

Revision 32 of this benchmark created by Devon Hazelett on

Description

A quick test to see if prop('checked') or is(':checked') is faster with jQuery.

Preparation HTML

<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.1.0.min.js"></script>

<input type="radio" value="y" name="my-test-radiobutton" id="my-test-radiobutton" checked>
<script>
  var $el = $('#my-test-radiobutton');
  var $rd = document.getElementById("my-test-radiobutton");
</script>

Test runner

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Testing in
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$jQ.prop()
$el.prop('checked');
ready
$jQ.is()
$el.is(':checked');
ready
$jQ.attr()
$el.attr('checked');
ready
jDom[0].checked
$el[0].checked;
ready
jDom.get(0).checked
$el.get(0).checked;
ready
DOM.checked
$rd.checked;
ready
DOM.getAttribute()
$rd.getAttribute('checked');
ready
DOM['checked']
$rd['checked']
ready
jQ[0]['checked']
$el[0]['checked']
ready

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