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How to time the execution of your python code with the timeit module.
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[@timepasscoders2064]

🔥🔥 continuosly watched ur 3 videos they are amazing

[@datalove6577]

Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial, it really helped me a lot :)

[@fossared]

Thank you ! This video is helpful for me

[@phillgregory3460]

This is great. Fairly new to programming and this made sense first time round. Thank you!

[@FabioMusanni]

Hi Phill, thanks for the comment and glad it helped! That's my goal, make things that could be difficult for beginners easy to understand! 😊 💪

[@prateeksarangi9187]

Thanks a lot !! Keep going Mate

[@WhyNotProgram]

Good stuff, I wanted to see a video demonstration before jumping into documentation and this explained it very well!

[@FabioMusanni]

Thank you for taking the time to write a comment! ☺️ Glad it was helpful.

[@Victor_Marius]

Does timeit creates a new py file for each timeit call? It's kinda weird to pass python raw code as args and not live references to functions

[@ivarc256]

Cool thing I appreciate ! Thanks V much bro. Could you please help me understand the strip() function in python. Thank you.

[@b.-_esh]

How to make a timed action, like after 30 days this will happen, or every 24 hours add 1 to my digit in my project, thank you very much

[@FabioMusanni]

Hi, thanks for the comment. Timeit is not really meant to be used to schedule tasks but to time how long a piece of code takes to be executed. One possible solution could be to use a task scheduler and run your script when you need it to run.

[@b.-_esh]

@@FabioMusanni Thank you

[@fabiocasini8668]

Ciao Fabio, scusa sapresti dirmi se è possibile valutare il tempo di un programma più complesso di quelli che hai passato allo statement? Ad esempio vorrei valutare un codice di una 50ina di righe. Grazie!!!!

[@FabioMusanni]

Ciao Fabio, dal minuto 11:52 ti spiego proprio come fare quello che hai chiesto utilizzando una funzione. In pratica dovrai inserire il codice che devi testare in una funzione e far in modo che timeit testi quella funzione. Guarda il video perchè ci sono delle accortezze da prendere per far si che il tutto funzioni bene 😉 😊

[@fabiocasini8668]

@@FabioMusanni Si! Grazie avevo perso alcuni passaggi. Risolto. Grazie

[@FabioMusanni]

Figurati, contento tu abbia risolto 😊

[@rabianawaz9094]

Hello!I need little bit help from you.I have a maths course "Time Scale Calculus", and I want to do coding in python of this course.When I import timescalecalculus as tsc, module not found error came,please help how I can get this tsc module in my python.please help 😭

[@FabioMusanni]

Hello 😊 I cannot find that module in the PyPI so you can't install it via PIP, however, I found that module on GitHub. If you search for timescalecalculus on there you will find the actual python file, you need to download it (or copy the code to a new file called timescalecalculus.py) and place it in the same folder as your script. By doing so you will be able to import it. I have a video on modules ( if __name__ == ‘__main__’ in Python | Introduction to Modules for Beginners), where I explain the concept of modules, which are nothing more than python files that contain code that you can import. I hope this helps 😉

[@rabianawaz9094]

@@FabioMusanni thanks sir 😊 I will try.

[@rabianawaz9094]

@@FabioMusanni I have done,Thank you so much for your guidance.

[@FabioMusanni]

Well done Rabia! 🔥💪 I'm glad it helped and thanks for the update.