Measure Execution Time of Code in C#

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Cool !!! I don't know that there are easy ways to check it. Thanks !!!

Cool !!! I don't know that there are easy ways to check it. Thanks !!!

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First this post help to get idea about code execution time. So this seems it counts time for that for loop. In this case can we include this start() and stop() between codes which referring methods from another separate class file. In that case will this stopwatch give execution time for whole process? public Class B { method B1{//some code here} } class A { Stopwatch sw = new Stopwatch(); sw.Start(); B bObj=new B(); for (int i = 0; i <= 1000; i++) { bObj.B1() } sw.Stop(); } In this case it gives the correct execution time? Order of using code correct? (Stop watch start after Creating the object or it should count that time too?) Can you please explain this?

Is there a way in Visual studio 2008 to see the execution time for each method. Since visual studio already has a stack trace, the only thing needed is the execution time along with it? http://www.altafkhatri.com/