[Channeru]

Hi everyone. I want to ask you what is better to use.

In callback OnPlayerSpawn i have random spawn function which detect position by Team

pawn Code:

if (Team == T_MEDIC)
    {
        SetPlayerPosEx(playerid, MedicPos[Pos][0], MedicPos[Pos][1], MedicPos[Pos][2], MedicPos[Pos][3]);
    }
    else if (Team == T_FARMER)
    {
    ....

should i use switch, or if ?

pawn Code:

switch(Team)
{
    case T_MEDIC: SetPlayerPosEx(playerid, MedicPos[Pos][0], MedicPos[Pos][1], MedicPos[Pos][2], MedicPos[Pos][3]);
    case T_FARMER: ....

[Nordic]

how many cases do u have

[Konstantinos]

I use switch only in large parts. If it's a part with 2 lines, if this, else I will use if/else statement.

[Crypt]

Mostly "switch" is faster then "if/else" statements, but you can't use it everywhere.

[Channeru]

Yes this is so large... so i'll use switch thank you