Ecco due piccoli esempi di come testare la velocità dei propii programmi.
In Python:
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import timeit t = timeit.Timer() print "Hello World" print t.timeit()*1000 |
In GoLang
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package main import ( "time" "fmt" ) func main(){ t0 := time.Now() fmt.Printf("Hello World\n") t1 := time.Since(t0) fmt.Println(t1) } |
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