The cProfile module gathers statistics about the execution time of a Python program. It can report on anything from the entire app to a single statement or expression. Here is a toy example of how to use cProfile: def add(x,y): x+=str(y) return x def add_2(x,y): if y % 2000...
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A lot of the articles in this series take advantage of a feature of Python which allows us to performance test our code, and I finally wanted to get around to explaining how it works and how to use it. In this article, I cover three main techniques: brute force,timeit, andcProfile. ...
The cProfile module gathers statistics about the execution time of a Python program. It can report on anything from the entire app to a single statement or expression. Here is a toy example of how to use cProfile: def add(x,y): x+=str(y) return x def add_2(x,y): if y % 2000...
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