jquery performance when using an if/else statement vs two different selector calls -

i'm curious of following (in theory) better in terms of dom efficiency. realize both snippets written more concisely i'm trying find out when , use , if/else vs. making 2 different jquery calls.

snippet 1

$('.ele').click(function() {   if ($(this).hasclass('force')) {     //use   } else {     //hide   } }); 

snippet 2

$('.ele.force').click(function() {   //use });  $('.ele.ring').click(function() {   //hide }); 

its avoid conditional statements , use functions. if dont know state @ time of event trigger end using conditions in function.

but here know if element(.ele) has class .force behavior //use it or else //hide. better have 2 separate event handlers.

note: safe use .on()/.live() kind of binding because element might change state.