I was wondering if there were any kind of performance differences across
operators for predicates. For instance, looking through our code base I
find these statements all over the place:
Google::Ads::AdWords::v201309::Predicate->new(
{ field => "FeedId",
operator => "IN",
values => ["$feed_id"],
}
);
Where, even though there is only a single value we use the "IN" operator
instead of "EQUALS", is there any kind of penalty in this scenario? Or is
"IN" defined in a such a way that it defaults to "EQUALS" in the case of a
single value?
Thanks.
Hunter.
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