this is helpful insight @Federico_Stefanato
it seems to imply that once you have a list filled with single items (seperated by a comma) the In() is maybe the way to go, while having a sublist [[sublist1],[sublist2],[sublist3]] Contains() looks like the right candidate.
I would love to understand better when to apply a function.
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“Somehow”, becauseIn()accepts a single value search whileContains()searches for sublist within a list, therefore the former should be more performant (it really depends on the underlying implementation: don’t take this as a statement).