I’m working on a project where I need to compare one array of objects against another. One of the arrays may or may not contain data for each object. It depends on the input, so I need to be able to dynamically compare the two. The first array contains user information:

const users = [
  {
    firstName: "Jane",
    personal: {
      data: ["single"],
      otherData: {},
    },
    professional: {
      data: ["bachelors"],
      otherData: {years_of_edu:[15-17]},
    }
  },
  {
    firstName: "John",
     personal: {
      data: ["married"],
      otherData: {},
    },
    professional: {
      data: ["ged"],
      otherData: {years_of_edu:[10-12]},
    }
  },
  {
    firstName: "Mike",
     personal: {
      data: ["single"],
      otherData: {},
    },
    professional: {
      data: ["bachelors'"],
      otherData:  {years_of_edu:[15-17]},
    }
  },
   {
    firstName: "Sam",
     personal: {
      data: ["single"],
      otherData: [],
    },
    professional: {
      data: ["ged"],
      otherData: {years_of_edu:[10-12]},
    }
  },
]

The second (the one that changes) has this type of a format:

const input = {
  personal:{
    data: ["single"],
    extra: {}
  },
  professional: {
    data: ["bachelor's"],
    extra: {years_of_edu:[10-12]}
  }
}

I was able to compare the two and get the correct data, but I don’t think my way of accomplishing this is the most efficient nor the fastest. Can anyone advice me on how to make this more efficient? Thank you!

What I currently have:

const usersData = users.filter(function(x) {
for (let item in input) {
  for(let items in input[item].extra) {
  if (input[item]?.data?.length > 0) {
     if (x[item]?.data.includes(...input[item]?.data) &&
     x[item]?.otherData[items][0] >= input[item]?.extra[items][0] && 
     x[item]?.otherData[items][1] <= input[item]?.extra[items][1]
     ) {
       return x
     }
  }
  }
}
}
)