03.10.2017, 13:40
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How is more code more optimised than less code? B is better - the server works out who to call not you
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Less code doesnt mean that it'll run faster. The code amount doesn't matter if you have no clue what you are doing and you use old methods which aren't a thing anymore. Number of lines never matter. Obviously writing a system on the lowest lines of number possible is always a good thing for better readibility, but thats it. Run some tests.
Also having less timers than more timers is a good thing.
Take timers are cron jobs. If you can put code into one cron job instead of making tons of them, why wouldn't you do it?