If I don't need to use the start/stop time, will both functions always give the same result in every circumstance? (I did try printing some of them like _Symbol / Symbol(), and looks like it, but just wanna make sure as to why there's 2 of them, especially since some of them disappeared from MQL4, like Time[], High[], yes I know there's iTime / iHigh etc)
Some of the functions, like iBars, iTime, iClose were introduced at a later date for backward compatibility with MQL4 functions, which were originally not part of MQL5.

- 2018.06.14
- www.mql5.com
Some of the functions, like iBars, iTime, iClose were introduced at a later date for backward compatibility with MQL4 functions, which were originally not part of MQL5.
awesome! will give that a read
and thanks for your quick help

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i'm going through the help doc and am noticing some functions have a similar counterpart with little to no additional parameters to them.
for example Bars vs iBars, the former has just an extra start stop time.
If I don't need to use the start/stop time, will both functions always give the same result in every circumstance? (I did try printing some of them like _Symbol / Symbol(), and looks like it, but just wanna make sure as to why there's 2 of them, especially since some of them disappeared from MQL4, like Time[], High[], yes I know there's iTime / iHigh etc)