django objects.all() vs objects.filter()
Yes, both will perform the same in a database point of view once you are not passing any arguments on the filter. The filter will execute more processing steps, once it needs to check if you passed arguments or not, but the difference will be very little.
In this case, I suppose you should use the all() instead of filter just to make your code more clear about what are you doing.
Queryset.objects.all() return all objects and also,
Queryset.objects.filter() return all objects too.
I have two query that use Queryset.objects.filter() and i want to use it for return all objects.
Question: Are both Queryset.objects.all() and Queryset.objects.filter() performance the same?