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Add a new instance variable cumulative_elapsed_time, and implement a new function like this:

timer = SimpleTimer()
with timer:
    sleep(1)
sleep(1)
with timer:
    sleep(1)
    print(timer.elapsed_time)  # 1 second
print(timer.cumulative_elapsed_time)  # 2 second

It will be useful when we want to evaluate the time of some block of code in a loop.

try to import pandas and return pd.DataFrame(self.get_statistics())

Use some tools to print a table.

Currently, we only support the context manager style (with-block). Sometimes, we need to explicitly start or stop the timer.

maybe using __call__

Those methods just make the same call to all of the items in MultiStopwatch

using _ prefix

Rewriting will cause some bad effects when the line is longer than the terminal width

Inherit from the built-in list.

MultiStopwatch(n) builds n Stopwatch at once, and we can use them to evaluate each code segment.

After running, we can have some statistics like in line_profiler.