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is their any special functin available to calculate the execution time of a program written in java.??
thanks in advance..
koolhoney07
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System.currentTimeMillis();It returns the current time in milliseconds. So you can call this method before the java method you want to count and then call it again and get the difference
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javaAddict
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System.currentTimeMillis(); It returns the current time in milliseconds. So you can call this method before the java method you want to count and then call it again and get the difference
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If it is profiling that you need to do on your program/application and not only the overall time required for execution, I would suggest you to use the profiling tool accompanied with modern day IDEs such as NetBeans. But if it is just the overall execution time that you require more of a ballpark then what javaAddict mentions should more than suffice your need.
koolhoney07
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thank u so much...its working :)
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