start time,end time and execution time for c++..

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Start time, end time and execution time for using text file in c++..

output:
Hours : Minutes : Seconds
Start Time : 12 : 05 : 32

End time :   12 : 06 : 12

Execution :  00 : 00 : 40
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Posted 30-Jan-14 22:06pm

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-01-30T22:23:00

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Start time, end time and execution time for using text file in c++..

There is not 'an execution time for using a text file'. Do you mean: "execution time of an application processing a text file?".

Both Windows and Linux shells (on Windows is the PowerShell) provide a tool for measuring the execution time of a process, see:

Linux time[^] command.
PowerShell Measure-Command[^].

merano · Answer 2 · 2014-01-31T12:17:00

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You can use time() to read the clock if you want to mesure at this level.

Posted 31-Jan-14 12:17pm

merano