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From: ARASH FARAHMAND <arashfar@sfsu.edu>
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Subject: time measurement in Java
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Dear all,

I would greatly appreciate if you would please give me your advice on
which method is better to measure time in Java, or guide me on where to
look for it.  In particular, it would be great it can measure time in
units less than milliseconds.

Thanks in advance,

Arash



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