System.nanoTime()
and to quote him, “typically nanoTime() produces values with a granularity that is greater than one (and this granularity will vary with machines and operating systems)”.
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Tuesday, August 9, 2005
[JSE 5.0] Performance Testing Example
Bruce Eckel had an interesting post on performance testing the collection classes. Basically, he is comparing the different classes, running a myriad of insertion and delete tests and then timing the operation. He uses
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