You want to measure the time taken by a function to run using the standard library. Which module and function should you use?

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Python - Standard Library Usage

Aimport time start = time.time() # run function end = time.time()

Bimport math start = math.time() # run function end = math.time()

Cimport random start = random.time() # run function end = random.time()

Dimport datetime start = datetime.time() # run function end = datetime.time()

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify the module for time measurement
The time module provides time() function to get current time in seconds.
Step 2: Verify correct usage
Using time.time() before and after function runs gives elapsed time.
Final Answer:
import time start = time.time() # run function end = time.time() -> Option A
Quick Check:
Use time.time() to measure elapsed time [OK]

Quick Trick: Use time.time() to measure elapsed time [OK]

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