Python VS C in Speed

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[whatis]

You want to measure against the wall clock for actual time spent running the program. I got around 10 seconds for the C program and 11 seconds for the Python 3 programs. You can measure wall clock by using --verbose on the binary form of time (as opposed to the shell's built in time command). Yes, C is faster than pure Python, however, a lot of heavy Python libraries such as Pandas are built in C. This allows taking advantage of the easy to use nature of Python while having the speed of C. So, I suggest writing your algorithms in C (if they aren't already written by someone else), but build your data processing scripts in Python.

[Luckyy_Charms_]

How much time does it takes to loop through a file(containing million numbers) and use an if statement for each item with another number in c and python.

[WhileTrueThenDream]

I wonder which will be the most used language in embedded AI in the future