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# Overview

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Stopwatch-Kit for Python is a Stopwatch Kit implementation for Python and the main implementation of the Stopwatch Kit. By using the Stopwatch Kit, you can quickly count and manage the high-precision runtime of Python programs. The following runtimes are currently supported:

* Python 3.6 or higher.

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Please note that the Stopwatch Kit is only supported for Python 3 or higher. Developers using the Python 2 version should upgrade to Python 3 or higher. The [Python Software Foundation](https://www.python.org/psf/) announced that it will stop supporting Python 2 by 2020.
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