Do C# static functions perform better than nonstatic functions, beyond reduced memory usage?

Question

I assume that public or private static targets must have reduced memory usage, due to the fact that there is only one copy of the static t

Answer 1

Good answers - basically it doesn't matter, which is the answer to nearly every question of this sort. Even if it did make a difference - If execution time of your program cost a dollar, this sort of issue is likely to cost a fraction of a cent, and it is very likely that there are other things costing a great deal more.