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If you use the timeit command to profile your code, adjusting the command options (e.g., preparse, number, repeat, precision) adequately, you should obtain more or less the same timing every time you measure your code execution time.
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If you use the timeit command to profile your code, adjusting the command options (e.g., preparse, number, repeat, precision) adequately, you should obtain more or less the same timing every time you measure your code execution time. time, either in sagemath cloud (cocalc) or running it through the terminal.