powershellHow to measure command execution time

This code first sets the $start variable to the current date and time using the Get-Date cmdlet. Then, it runs some other code. After that, it waits for 15 seconds using the Start-Sleep cmdlet (Only for Testing Purposes). Finally, it calculates the time difference between the current date and time and the start time, and assigns it to the $time variable.

$start = Get-Date;
# Other code:
Start-Sleep -Seconds 15;
$time = (Get-Date) - $start;ctrl + cgithub

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