Hi I have used this piece of code to measure the time it takes for a Python script to execute. I want to do the same with Julia. from datetime import datetime start_time = datetime.now() end_time = datetime.now() delta_time = end_time - start_time print(delta_time.microseconds) Is there an equi…

where is delta_time defined in that python code? Do you mean the difference between start_time and some end_time? If so, using Dates start_time = now() ... end_time = now() elapsed = end_time - start_time will give you elapsed as a type representing the elapsed time in some interval (Milliseconds)…

What would be the equivalent of this piece of Python code?

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Aizzaac February 18, 2020, 9:58pm 4

Can you explain further on “statistically not very robust”?

What will happen if I measure compilation time?

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What would be the equivalent of this piece of Python code?

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