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Title: Using timeit with Custom Data Objects in Python
Introduction:
The timeit module in Python is a valuable tool for measuring the execution time of code snippets and functions. However, you might encounter situations where you want to time custom data objects, such as classes and their methods. This tutorial will show you how to use timeit effectively with custom data objects in Python, with a step-by-step explanation and code examples.
Prerequisites:
Before you proceed, ensure you have a basic understanding of Python and the timeit module.
Let's start by creating a custom data object that you want to measure the execution time for. In this example, we'll create a simple Rectangle class to calculate its area.
Make sure to import the timeit module at the beginning of your script:
Next, create a function that contains the code you want to time. In this case, we'll define a function to calculate the area of a Rectangle object.
Now, you can use the timeit module to measure the execution time of the measure_rectangle_area function. Here's how you can do it