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 <summary>How you measure time execution of a program?</summary><br><b>
+
+You can measure the execution time of a program using the time command in Linux.
+
+Example: `time ls`
+
+Example Output: 
+```bash
+  real    0m0.005s
+  user    0m0.002s
+  sys     0m0.003s
+```
+- real: Total elapsed time (wall-clock time from start to finish)
+- user: Time the CPU spent executing user-level instructions
+- sys: Time the CPU spent in kernel (system) operations
+
+This command is useful for analyzing the performance of commands and scripts.
+
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 #### Scenarios