Measuring code execution time is a vital step in trying to write efficient applications. Temporal awareness of your code on a machine that might be serving a great deal of users lets you plan further, accounting for the execution time.
In multi-threaded systems, it’s also useful to measure the execution time of individual Thread
s or asynchronous tasks.
Since there’s no built-in, convenient way to measure code execution in Java - for Spring-based solutions, we’ve been introduced to the StopWatch
tool.
In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at _how to measure code execution time in Java with Spring’s __StopWatch_
.
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