Hello! Recently I've been trying to figure out something, if a condition in an if statement is not met, does the amount of lines that comes inside that matter for lag purposes? For example here is what I mean:
Is the code above laggier than the code bellow?
Both conditions should not be met which means that the code inside the statements will not run, does the fact that the code inside the 1st statement is a lot bigger matter for performance? (If the condition is met it obviously does)
Code:
if 3 > 5:
send "test" to player
send "test2" to player
send "test3" to player
send "test4" to player
send "test5" to player
send "test6" to player
send "test7" to player
Is the code above laggier than the code bellow?
Code:
if 3 > 5:
send "test" to player
Both conditions should not be met which means that the code inside the statements will not run, does the fact that the code inside the 1st statement is a lot bigger matter for performance? (If the condition is met it obviously does)