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I want to compare an URI String over different patterns in java and I want fastest code possible.
Should I use :
if(uri.contains("/br/fab") || uri.contains("/br/err") || uri.contains("/br/sts")
Or something like :
if(uri.matches(".*/br/(fab|err|sts).*"))
Note that I can have a lot more uri and this method is called very often.
What is the best answer between my choices ?
They’re both fast enough to be over before you know it. I’d go for the one that you can read more easily.