A C++ Stopwatch is a simple and efficient tool used for measuring the elapsed time in a program. It enables developers to start and stop the stopwatch at desired points in the code, allowing them to calculate the time taken to execute specific portions of the program. This can be useful for performance optimization, benchmarking, or analyzing code efficiency. The C++ Stopwatch typically relies on high-resolution clock functions available in C++ libraries, providing accurate and precise timing measurements.
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