Optimize Your Python Programs: Code Profiling with cProfile

In this video, we learn how to professionally profile Python code using cProfile, to optimize the speed of our programs.
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[@csm9446]

Great content. Excellent tutorial. In 15 minutes you passed all the information to get started with python's cProfile. Thanks!

[@gitarrtoken]

Great tutorials as always! Started watching lots of your tutorials lately, just great content 🎉

[@danielgranjaconejeros6355]

Was looking for py-spy tutorials but yours on cProfile is so practical that I will go with this tool. Thanks!

[@JustMaiyak]

There’s a new profiler that got putt last year as well, it’s called scalene. Used it a couple of times, it’s a solid alternative to cProfile

[@authentic_101]

Austin is faster than simpler use cases?

[@nintishia]

Content is extremely useful for python developers.

[@x9rtu3os1t8]

You are Great! Thank you.

[@STranswarp]

Golden tutorial

[@glibmar]

Nice!!! Thank you

[@MrRezhes]

Thanks for your videos, I have followed the exact code, but the tuna does not recognize some lines and the browser part does not show any of the stats, do u have any idea where the issue is??

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

oooh shiny new (actually they look a tiny bit ancient but new to me) tools for the kit. Thanks again... and again... and...

[@alexnefayne4266]

Thanks again for another awesome tutorial!! did u need to install a plugin to make pycharm automatically import time ?

[@akahige9764]

Nice videos, so good to learn something new every time about python. Wondering if you could make something like: simple rules to write faster python programms. Great job, keep going !!!

[@ObeloMusic]

2nd this

[@m7amssa]

Please i need help:
How to create a scrolling bar using customtkinter 'python'

[@1mrnewton]

Terrific!

[@grantfact9740]

Life saver

[@rons96]

Nice optimized solution with only python, but if you have nice space on disk and Windows installed, cythonize it, or maybe just use yield then converse it to a list

[@tejas4054]

I want to know how to do it in django please tell

[@user-eg5xb8ot4g]

Can you make video for memory profiling also instead of time

[@samratbiswas]

Hiii, Can you make a video on, "How to generet some project files Automaticly - by using command line". Like Django do...

[@lixiang7349]

Dude, why do you keep on counting number of zeros. you do know you can use 1e7 right

[@danielabouelezz6448]

Great video as usual... can you please do a video on back propagation programming

[@pra1had]

Pretty concise, please try and share the python code it that's possible

[@BPJennieYeager]

why does your print function take so little time? my print function takes 97 seconds.

[@gdonisi]

What about a PyPy video?

[@rons96]

man, it's just didatic thing or you program using pycharm in Windows system everyday? There's no problem with that, but I personally think Windows is annoying for programming because the tons of bloatware, everytime popups to be sure you are not doing some harmful thing to the system, etc... But almost everything is configurable, taste is taste.
EDIT: Almost forgot: nice video, I learn many things here, you're good teacher.

[@chikkii1601]

First comment 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@bravitheja1142]

7:11

[@nawrashussein2004]

(tuna result.prof) doesn't open a GUI or browser page. I always get "'tuna' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." what I suppose to do ?
I already installed (pip install tuna) and when I am trying to reinstall it I get (Requirement already satisfied: tuna in c:\users\alnaseem\appdata
oaming\python\python312\site-packages (0.5.11))
help please