If I have a an array of objects called filteredList and a function such as :

function    buildList(filteredList, p1, p2, p3) {

    var resultList = [];



    for (var i =0; i < filteredList.length; i++) {

        if (filteredList[i].type === 'global' && filteredList[i].p1 === p1 && filteredList[i].p2 === p2 && filteredList[i].p3 === p3)

            resultList.push(filteredList[i]);

    }



    return resultList;

}

What would be the performance difference if instead of looping through my array like I do, I would do something like : filteredList.filter(rebuildList)

rebuildList being a function checking the same conditions than buildList

Would it do the same ? (Looping through each element)

Can you think of a more optimized and efficient way to do it ? I'm calling a function like buildList many times in my project and it consumes a great amount of time.