About time
The time utility is an approximation of the Unix time command. Unix time tools are commonly used to measure how long a command takes to run, which can help users compare execution duration or inspect a program’s resource use. The product’s description identifies it as an approximation, so its behavior may not be identical to the original command. The available information does not explain which measurements it reports, how it handles command arguments, or what operating-system environments it supports. It should therefore be understood as a command-line utility modeled on Unix time, for measuring command execution, with exact compatibility and output details unspecified.
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