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I've been using $.each to do iterations for a while now, but I keep on hearing people say to use native JS for to do loops. I'm very concerned about performance but I am not sure if it's always possible to replace $.each with for in a meaningful way. So my questions are, is it possible to always replace $.each with for, and if not what's the rule of thumb for when it can be done and when it cannot. I have an each like this: $this.find("div.class").each(function (){ var $thisparent = $(this).parent(); if (condition) { $(this).prepend($thisparent.text()); } if (condition2) { $(this).prepend($thisparent.text()); } });
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