for my first assignment we need to get the experimental run time of our program for various input sizes but I do not know where we can find the run time of the program in eclipse If someone could help me out I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
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In eclipse how do you get the runtime of your program?
for my first assignment we need to get the experimental run time of our program for various input sizes but I do not know where we can find the run time of the program in eclipse If someone could help me out I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
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Re: In eclipse how do you get the runtime of your program?
There are methods in the System class that will return the current time.
Get the time at the start and end and subtract.
Re: In eclipse how do you get the runtime of your program?
alright so i did that and got:
23465106954281 end
23465106493853 start
difference of 460428 ns. or 0.460428 milliseconds. sound good?
Re: In eclipse how do you get the runtime of your program?
You were the one watching the code run. Does about 1/2 second look right?
Put in a loop that goes a million times and see how long that takes.
Re: In eclipse how do you get the runtime of your program?
i meant in terms of a simple program is that a good run time but its fine it seems to be running at around .03 ms per input. in a linear fashion so i guess its good.
Re: In eclipse how do you get the runtime of your program?
It all depends....is that a good run time
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