It would be better to use perf_counter instead of the datetime.datetime.now() because it is intended to it. You could get really weird results when changing summer/winter time or overlap second. More on why also in docs.python.org/3/library/time.htm... 🙂
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It would be better to use
perf_counterinstead of thedatetime.datetime.now()because it is intended to it. You could get really weird results when changing summer/winter time or overlap second. More on why also in docs.python.org/3/library/time.htm... 🙂