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Display elapsed time in human readable format
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import time | |
############################################### | |
# Returns elapsed time dynamically formatted # | |
# to accomodate days, hours, minutes, seconds # | |
############################################### | |
def elapsed_time(start,end): | |
# For use with time.time() values as start and end | |
units = [" days "," hours "," minutes ", " seconds"] | |
delta = end - start | |
sec = "{:.3f}".format(delta % 60) # Format seconds to 3 decimals | |
minutes = str(int(delta // 60 % 60)) | |
hours = str(int(delta // 3600 % 24)) | |
days = str(int(delta // 86400)) | |
time_val = [days,hours,minutes,sec] | |
time_passed = "" | |
for i in range(0,4): | |
if time_val[i] != '0': time_passed = time_passed + time_val[i]+units[i] | |
return time_passed | |
start_time = time.time() | |
# Do something long here... | |
end_time = time.time() | |
print "Elapsed time: ", elapsed_time(start_time,finish_time) |
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