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Display Execution Time of a Cell
See original GitHub issueHi, is there a way to display the execution time of a cell?
The cell magics don’t work. %time is marked as an unexpected token by the editor and always returns Wall time: 0 ns when it is executed and %%time does not work at all.
Thank you, Flo
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Both very good ideas. Thanks.
No worries, just checking. And thanks for creating the new issue!