Working out data usage

If my electron was to just sit there online not publishing any information, would i be right in saying it would only use 4400 bytes of data until some data is published.

i am trying to work out data usage for my program but don’t fully understand it. how much data would each publish within my code use.

Thanks…Ben

// This #include statement was automatically added by the Particle IDE.
#include <Ubidots.h>

// This #include statement was automatically added by the Particle IDE.
#include <SegmentDriver.h>

// This #include statement was automatically added by the Particle IDE.
#include <NCD2Relay.h>


#define TOKEN ""  // Put here your Ubidots TOKEN

Ubidots ubidots(TOKEN);

// This #include statement was automatically added by the Particle IDE.
//#include "NCD2Relay/NCD2Relay.h"

SegmentLEDDriver display;


// next task seperate low flow and run signals and put in timer for low flow








NCD2Relay relayController; // create an instance of the board
int state = 1;
float onsetpoint = 10.0;
float level = 0.0;
float prevlevel = 0.0;
int status1 = 0;
int prevstatus1 = 0;
int runsignal = 0;
//int prevrunsignal = 0;
int lowflow = 0;
int faulttrip = 0;
int prevfaulttrip = 0;
int prevpumprunning = FALSE;
int pumprunning = FALSE;
int testvar = 0;


void setup()
{ 
   Serial.begin(115200);
    relayController.setAddress(0,0,0);
    relayController.turnOffRelay(1);
    display.init();
}

void loop() {
    
    int status1 = relayController.readInputStatus(1);
    faulttrip = relayController.readInputStatus(2);
  // lowflow = relayController.readInputStatus(3);
    float level = analogRead(A0);
   level = map(level, 0, 4095, 0, 20);
       
   
display.displayWriteInt(testvar);// display on lcd readout


//---------------------------------------Check if anything is diffrent then update web
if (pumprunning != prevpumprunning)
{
    prevpumprunning = pumprunning;  
    ubidots.add("PumpStatus", pumprunning);
    ubidots.sendAll();
    testvar ++;
    delay(1000);
}

if (faulttrip != prevfaulttrip)
{
    prevfaulttrip = faulttrip;  
    ubidots.add("Overload", faulttrip);
    ubidots.sendAll();
    testvar ++;
    delay(1000);
} 

if (status1 != prevstatus1)
{
    prevstatus1 = status1;  
    ubidots.add("Operation Mode", status1);
    ubidots.sendAll();
    testvar ++;
    delay(1000);
}
/*
if (level != prevlevel)
{
    prevlevel = level;  
    ubidots.add("Level", level);
    ubidots.sendAll();
    testvar ++;
    delay(1000);
}
 */   
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------    







// display.displayWriteInt(faulttrip);

    switch(state)
    //float level = 0.0;
    {
    case 1:
      // State 1 wait for user to select switch to automatic
  display.displayWriteInt(testvar);
 
   

   // ubidots.add("Vtusariable_Name_Three", value3);
  //  ubidots.sendAll();
      relayController.turnOffRelay(2);
       pumprunning = FALSE;
       if(status1 == 1)
      {
         state = 2;
 
        
      }
        break;
     
    case 2:
  
display.displayWriteInt(testvar);
      if((level > onsetpoint)&&(status1 == 1)&&(faulttrip != 0)){
        relayController.turnOnRelay(2);
        pumprunning = TRUE;
        delay(2000);
        state = 3;
   

   // ubidots.add("Vtusariable_Name_Three", value3);
  
       // delay(5000);
      }
        else 
        {
            state =1;
          //  delay(5000);
        }
      
      
      case 3: // pump is running at this point waiting for user to turn off the pump or the level to drop below setpoint
      display.displayWriteInt(testvar);
  
        if((level < onsetpoint)||(status1 != 1)||(faulttrip !=1))
        {
         relayController.turnOffRelay(2);
         pumprunning = FALSE;

   // ubidots.add("Vtusariable_Name_Three", value3);
    //ubidots.sendAll();
            state = 1;
        }
       
           break;
    }
    
    
    }
         
    
    

   

On the Electron, using UDP, there is no connection to keep alive. The only reason we do send pings is to keep the NAT open at the cellular provider. An Electron that is breathing cyan and doing nothing else currently pings every 23 minutes. The ping and the cloud's acknowledgement are each 61 bytes. That averages out to 318 bytes per hour, a DRAMATIC reduction.

From: https://docs.particle.io/guide/getting-started/data/electron/#how-we-39-ve-saved-you-data

Great stuff thanks
so an Electron breathing cyan will use
244224 bytes per 31 day month.

Is there a way to work out how many bytes sending each bit of information to Ubidots is using.
Sorry if it seems like a stupid question i am an electrician not a programmer.