Question about ForEach and looping in groups

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I learned a while ago that you could optimize a bit with loops by placing them in groups that you activated - ran the loop - and then deactivated in the same event line. To prevent the program from searching through all loop names

I am wondering, does the same logic apply to loops with the ForEach object?

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Also I am wondering if you can have the same loop names when using ForEach if the loop is refering to different objects?

For example could I have two events both that use "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object A" and another event that is "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object B".
Or would that cause it to have less performance because it needs to check both loops?

[happygreenfrog]

I learned a while ago that you could optimize a bit with loops by placing them in groups that you activated - ran the loop - and then deactivated in the same event line. To prevent the program from searching through all loop names

I am wondering, does the same logic apply to loops with the ForEach object?

I would guess that the answer is yes, but I could be wrong.

Also I am wondering if you can have the same loop names when using ForEach if the loop is refering to different objects?

For example could I have two events both that use "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object A" and another event that is "Do a for each loop named "Grow" for Object B".
Or would that cause it to have less performance because it needs to check both loops?

It would be best to use different loop names to be on the safe side. E.G "Run a foreach loop named 'GrowObjectA' for Object A" and another event with "Run a foreach loop named 'GrowObjectB' for Object B".