Use THIS To Check If Your Code Is Optimized In Python

Use this to check if your code is optimised in Python. #code #programming #python

[bycare]

Worth mentioning that timeit returns the total run time, not the average run time.

Just in case someone complains about how Python is slow even for such a simple task :))

[LittlesProductReviews]

To get optimized functions or results in your program.

Reduce function calls as much as you can
Reduce if statements as much as you can

How:
1. If you can manually create the solution do it that way. If you're initializing a value to a variable multiple times, just place it outside of the scope and call on it one time.
2. Find alternatives to reduce if statements as much as possible.

[spaghettiking]

You should use the format specifier for rounding instead of doing the round as a function :)

[AmehaAddis]

Hi indently, I’m wondering, if you noticed. Did you compare list comprehension and just list returns? Can you explain why. Thanks 🙏

[tmahad]

Indently: So today guys i'll feed this snail well so that can run fast.
Gigachad Rust Dev:

[buadam]

If you're always trying to optimize your code you can quickly fall into the trap of overengineering.

[zishanakhtar]

Can someone tell me what theme he is using. The brackets look cool you know ❤

[climatechangedoesntbargain]

Microbenchmarks lie -> "This Lesson Taught Me How To Do Better Benchmarks
"

[EntryRoot]

What color theme are you using? Thanks

[hiperion_]

Compiled languages: whats the difference?

[alkebabish]

You would need a loop though for a big list

[lapispheonix]

You can also do: return [i for i in range(5)]

[ennead]

If you write types everywhere, why not use much faster languages? Like wayway faster languages. And it is me talking, a guy who loves python and these said faster languages as well.

[caspgin]

what is the variable name: float mean?

[vorpal]

I guess I just feel that if I choose Python, I'm aware enough of optimizations that are substantial, and if I needed better optimization, I wouldn't have chosen Python.

[peanutatomic]

Why do you use type hints for literally everything, like, when defining a variable it really isn’t necessary

[SkyyySi]

This comment section is a heaven of premature optimization.
I'm getting tired.

[gamingland]

i think cpu usage is more important that time usage😊

[jonsantos]

python import module "timeit" to check which code block/line is optimized

[AkivaB]

Also remember you can use the globals keyword with a dict of variables to put some in