Advanced Lessons – Timing Your Code With Timeit

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# -- Advanced_Lessons => Timing Your Code With Timeit --
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# - timeit: - Get Execution Time Of Code By Running 1M Time And Give You Minimal Time
# -         - It Used For Performance By Testing All Functionality
# - timeit(stmt, setup, timer, number)
# - timeit(pass, pass, default, 1.000.000) Default Values
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# - stmt: Code You Want To Measure The Execution Time
# - setup: Setup Done Before The Code Execution (Import Module Or Anything)
# - timer: The Timer Value
# - number: How Many Execution That Will Run
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import timeit

print(dir(timeit))

print(timeit.timeit("'Elzero' * 1000"))

name = "Elzero"

print(name * 1000)

print(timeit.timeit("name = 'Elzero'; name * 1000"))

# print(random.randint(0, 50))

print(timeit.timeit(stmt="random.randint(0, 50)", setup="import random"))

print(timeit.repeat(stmt="random.randint(0, 50)", setup="import random", repeat=4))