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sovon
sovon

Reputation: 907

python debugging- get execution time for each line within a loop

In my code, the execution time of my for loop is increasing by roughly 1 second after roughly 1000 iteration. So, I am suspecting, there is something wrong within my for loop. I have break point after 1000 iteration, but i need to know which line is taking more time. use of time.time() while line-by-line debugging is certainly not a good idea. I could have used timeit to get the exact execution time for a block of code but it also not a good idea for my case, because i need to get the execution time of each line within a for loop, but not the whole loop. In this case what should i do? I am using pycharm for debugging. is there any option in this editor?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 5442

Answers (1)

grundic
grundic

Reputation: 4921

If you're using professional version of PyCharm, you can use builtin profiler.

Otherwise, refer to this answer. Alternatively, you can have a look at line_profiler.

Upvotes: 2

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