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1. Tintin 115,756
2. ozo 110,990
3. omarfarid 105,529
4. sirbounty 23,475
5. sunnycoder 20,740
6. hernst42 19,800
7. RobSamp... 18,975
8. Adam314 18,510
9. ahoffmann 16,895
10. blu 15,530
11. ghostdog74 14,871
12. sentner 14,300
13. MikeOM_... 13,800
14. mikelfritz 13,100
15. Shift-3 13,000
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17. AmazingT... 12,600
18. amit_g 10,000
19. merowinger 8,200
20. sungenw... 7,600
21. JustUNIX 7,435
22. knightEkni... 7,000
22. hielo 7,000
24. agriesser 6,032
25. duncan_roe 5,116

1. Tintin 169,542
2. ozo 168,528
3. omarfarid 127,772
4. ahoffmann 43,666
5. amit_g 42,400
6. RobSamp... 38,150
7. sirbounty 35,075
8. hernst42 34,500
9. Adam314 24,245
10. sunnycoder 21,140
11. Shift-3 20,600
12. BSonPosh 19,350
13. ghostdog74 18,481
14. blu 15,530
15. sentner 14,300
16. ravenpl 14,200
17. MikeOM_... 13,800
18. mikelfritz 13,100
19. AmazingT... 12,600
20. SteveGTR 11,550
21. duncan_roe 9,816
22. merowinger 8,200
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Bash script: How can I measure how long the script takes to run without doing anything outside the script?

Asked by tate1615 in Shell Scripting, Linux, Measurement Industry

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How can I achieve these two things in a bash script:

1) Measure and echo how long individual functions inside the script take to run

2) Measure and echo how long the entire script takes to run

**Note: I would like to achieve these without having to do anything outside the script if possible. I only want to have this main script. I don't want to have to keep track of a script to call this script etc.

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