How to avoid toc() printing the time elapsed in Julia?
julia
Solution
there is another version of toc() called toq() which doesn't print a thing and returns the elapsed time.
Problem
This might be a really stupid question, but I'll go ahead anyway. I'm trying to use Julia's `tic()` and `toc()` inside a loop in order to figure out some timing issues. A dummy example is shown below: ``` elapsedTime = zeros(3); for i = 1:3 tic(); pause(i) ElapsedTime[i] = toc(); end ``` The goal is to store the elapsed time intervals in the array `ElapsedTime`. The issue is that `toc()` seems to a) print the elapsed time to screen and b) store it as wanted. Is there some simple trick to avoid a), ie. that `toc()` prints the result? It's not a huge problem, just annoying if the number of iterations is large. Any help will be greatly appreciated!