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# Welcome

Welcome to the Stopwatch Kit developer documentation.

## What is the Stopwatch Kit?

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The Stopwatch Kit is a developer's suite for developers to quickly count and manage the running time of high-precision programs.

By using the Stopwatch Kit, developers can achieve high-precision statistics and management of the run-time of multiple stages of the program by using the convenient and easy-to-understand Stopwatch classes and methods, without paying attention to its underlying implementation. The Stopwatch Kit only encapsulates the underlying built-in implementation and is intended for developers with friendly classes and methods, which is why the Stopwatch Kit exists.

The Stopwatch Kit currently supports Python primarily.

## Development Language & Platform

The Stopwatch Kit currently provides an open source implementation for the following platforms.

### Python

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[Overview](/stopwatch/en/python/overview.md)
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## Any other questions?

If you have additional questions, please visit the FAQ page.

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[FAQ](/stopwatch/en/faq.md)
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If your issue is not listed in the FAQ, you can submit a new question in the Github repository of the Stopwatch Kit for the supported development languages & platforms.
