JavaScript style.display="none" or jQuery .hide() is more efficient?

document.getElementById(\"elementId\").style.display=\"none\"

is used in JavaScript to hide an element. But in jQuery,

$(\"#elementId\").hide();

is used for the same purpose. Which way is more efficient? I have seen a comparison between two jQuery function .hide() and .css(\"display\",\"none\") here.

But my problem is whether pure JavaScript is more efficient than jQuery?

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