Hi Ganaraj

Unless your expression/function is executed 10.000 or more times, the 
difference is of no importance.
You can do some micro bench-marking, to find out what is faster. If you do 
this, you will
find out that it is highly dependable on the expression / function you are 
executing. Depending on that,
sometimes a expression is faster, while at other times, a function is 
faster.

To be short, don't optimize premature!

Regards
Sander 

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