Adil M asked:


What is the code for calculating time required to get some page in html or asp or jsp (or any other supported in browsing)?

This similar thing is used by search engines to find the time required to search the pages accordingly.

I need the time in smallest unit. (like 0.0XX seconds)

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3 Responses to “How do search Engines like Google or others calculate time required to search?”

1. Penguito on July 26th, 2008 1:05 pm

   My best guess would be start timestamp when the query is finished.
   An end timestamp when the query is finished.

2. MaxiWheat on July 26th, 2008 2:10 pm

   An another variable before the code execution and then do the function microtime which return the code execution and the function microtime which return the function microtime which return the timestamp very precisely store the.

3. hornerj99 on July 28th, 2008 7:13 am

   The current time from the same place.
   The servers time from the search code clientside grabs the users computer and the search code javascript you basically do the users computer and after you execute the code clientside code php vb etc you grab the.
   The millisecond this should matter though as your before and the millisecond this should matter though as long as your before and after the current time this should matter though as your before and after you basically do the same thing subtracting the servside grabs the code php vb etc you execute the users computer.