In general, a nail is easier to insert into a wall than a screw. This is because nails typically have a pointed tip that can easily penetrate the wall material with minimal force. Screws, on the other hand, have a threaded shaft that requires more effort to screw into the wall. Additionally, nails do not require a pre-drilled pilot hole, while screws often do in order to prevent the wall from splitting. Therefore, for a quick and easy installation, a nail would be the preferred choice.
