methods and classes

[bhuvan sundar]

Hi

I have a query regarding methods and classes....

Which of the following is more efficient?
1) more methods in a class
2) more classes

Lets say that I've a class with 10 methods. I then split up those methods into 5 different classes. Which will have high performance?

Can someone help me in this?

[Norm Radder]

Why don't you write a test program, time the different tests and report back with the results!
Then we'd all know.

[Steve Simon Joseph Fernandez]

Hi,

The question itself is irrelevant - classes and methods inside them are decided based on design principles and your requirements - and no matter which class you put your method in, it will have the same "performance".

_steve.