PyExecSpeed

A simple package for calculating the execution time of a function in a Python file

Usage:

Installation

pip install execspeed

Using

• speed.showSpeed(function, r, <optional>, <extra>, <args>...) where function is any function from your Python file and r is the number of times to run it. Prints average execution time.

• speed.getSpeed(function, r, <optional>, <extra>, <args>...) again, function is any function from your Python file and r is the number of times to run it. Returns average execution time as a float.

Example:

import speed

def myFunc(start, message):
  x = start
  for i in range(100):
    x *= i
  print(f"{message} {x}")

n = 10
speed.showSpeed(myFunc, n, 3, "Your number is:") 
# Repeats myFunc n (= 10) times and prints the average execution time.
# Passed (3) and "Your number is:" to myFunc() -- any number of arguments can now be passed to your function this way 
# A higher value of n will likely result in a more accurate value, but will take longer.


>>> 0.00003339

Notes:

• The output from getSpeed() is a float.
• While showSpeed() or getSpeed() run a function, they block printing within that function so the terminal isn't filled with potentially hundreds of prints.

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