using System;
using System.IO;
 
namespace Split
{
    class Program
    {
 
        /// <summary>
        /// To split a file into n output files
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="args">Filename and records number to split</param>
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            string strInput = args[0];
            string strOutput = "out_{0:000}.txt";
            Int32 nrec_to_split = Convert.ToInt32(args[1]);
 
            DateTime t1 = DateTime.Now;
            Console.WriteLine("C# {1} Started at {0:R}, please wait...", t1, System.Environment.Version);
 
 
            StreamReader sr;
            StreamWriter sw = null;
            sr = new StreamReader(strInput);
            Int16 nsplit = 0;
            Int64 nrec = 0;
            while (sr.Peek() >= 0)
            {
                if (nrec % nrec_to_split == 0)
                {
                    ++nsplit;
                    if (sw != null) sw.Close();
                    sw = new StreamWriter(String.Format(strOutput, nsplit));
                }
                sw.WriteLine(sr.ReadLine());
                ++nrec;
            }
 
            Console.WriteLine("Ended at {0:R}, please wait...", DateTime.Now);
            Console.WriteLine("Elapsed time {0}", DateTime.Now - t1);
        }
 
    }
}

# Written by Marco Mastrodonato on 19/04/2011
# Script to split a file into n output files
# Example:
# ruby split.rb par1 par2
# par1 => name [default => input1.txt]
# par2 => record number that determines the number of output files [default => 1650]
 
strinput = ARGV[0] || 'input1.txt'
nrec_to_split = ARGV[1] ? ARGV[1].to_i : 1650
 
unless File.exists? strinput
	puts "File #{strinput} doesn't exists!" 
	exit 1
end
 
stroutput = "out_%03d.txt"
 
t1= Time.now
puts "Ruby #{RUBY_VERSION} #{strinput} started at #{t1}, wait please..."
 
File.open(strinput, "r") do |f|
	nsplit = 0
	nrec = 0
	fileoutput = nil
 
	while line = f.gets
		if nrec % nrec_to_split == 0
			nsplit += 1
			fileoutput.close if fileoutput
			fileoutput = File.open(stroutput % nsplit, 'w')
		end
		fileoutput.write line
		nrec += 1
	end
 
	fileoutput.close if fileoutput
end
 
puts "Ended at #{Time.now}"
puts "Elapsed time #{Time.now - t1}"
exit 0

# Written by Marco Mastrodonato on 19/04/2011
# Script to split a file into n output files
# Example:
# python split.py par1 par2
# par1 => name [default => input1.txt]
# par2 => record number that determines the number of output files [default => 1650]
 
from time import time, gmtime, strftime
import sys
 
try:
	strinput = sys.argv[1]
except:
	strinput = 'input1.txt'
 
stroutput = "out_%03d.txt"
 
try:
	nrec_to_split = int(sys.argv[2])
except:
	nrec_to_split = 1650
 
t1 = time()
print(sys.version)
print(strftime("Started at %a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000, wait please...", gmtime()))
 
nrec = 0
nsplit = 0
 
fileinput = open(strinput, "r")
for line in fileinput:
	if nrec % nrec_to_split == 0:
		try:
			fileoutput.close()
		except NameError:
			fileoutput = None
		nsplit += 1
		fileoutput = open(stroutput %nsplit , "w")
	fileoutput.write(line)
	nrec += 1    
fileoutput.close()
fileinput.close()
 
print(strftime("Ended at %a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print("Elapsed time %f" %(time() - t1))

<?php
// Written by Marco Mastrodonato on 19/04/2011
// Script to split a file into n output files
// Example:
// php split.php par1 par2
// par1 => name [default => input1.txt]
// par2 => record number that determines the number of output files [default => 1650]
 
$strinput = isset($argv[1]) ? $argv[1] : 'input1.txt';
$nrec_to_split = isset($argv[2]) ? $argv[2] : 1650;
$stroutput = 'out_%03d.txt';
 
$t1 = microtime_float();
echo "Php ".phpversion()." started at ".date('D, d M Y H:i:s T').", wait please...\n";
 
$nsplit = 0;
$nrec = 0;
$fileinput=fopen($strinput,"r");
 
while(!feof($fileinput)) {
	if ($nrec % $nrec_to_split == 0) {
		++$nsplit;
		if (isset($fileoutput)) fclose($fileoutput);
		$fileoutput = fopen(sprintf($stroutput, $nsplit), 'w');
	}
	$buffer = fgets($fileinput);
	fwrite($fileoutput, $buffer);
	++$nrec;
}
 
fclose ($fileinput);
 
echo "Ended at ".date('D, d M Y H:i:s T')."\n"; 
echo "Elapsed time ".(microtime_float() - $t1)."\n";
 
 
function microtime_float() {
	list($usec, $sec) = explode(" ", microtime());
	return ((float)$usec + (float)$sec);
}
 
?>

--[[
Written by Marco Mastrodonato on 19/04/2011
Script to split a file into n output files
Example:
lua split.lua par1 par2
par1 => name [default => input1.txt]
par2 => record number that determines the number of output files [default => 1650]
--]]
strinput = arg and arg[1] or "input1.txt"
stroutput = "out_%03d.txt"
nrec_to_split = arg and arg[2] and tonumber(arg[2]) or 1650
 
local t1 = os.clock()
print(_VERSION .. " started at " .. os.date("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000"))
 
nsplit = 0
nrec = 0
for line in io.lines(strinput) do
  if nrec % nrec_to_split == 0 then
    if fileOut ~= nil then io.close(fileOut) end
    nsplit = nsplit + 1
    fileOut = io.open(string.format(stroutput, nsplit) , 'w')
  end
  fileOut:write (line .. '\n')
  nrec = nrec + 1
end
 
io.close(fileOut)
 
print("Ended at " .. os.date("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000"))
print(string.format("Elapsed time: %.2f\n", os.clock() - t1))

# Example:
# ruby new.rb [NOME] [LINES] [RECORD SIZE]
 
stroutput = ARGV[0] || 'input1.txt'
num = ARGV[1] ? ARGV[1].to_i : 185000
size = ARGV[2] ? ARGV[2].to_i : 1799
 
if File.exists? stroutput
	puts "File #{stroutput} already exists!" 
	exit 1
end
 
t1= Time.now
puts "Ruby #{RUBY_VERSION} #{stroutput} started at #{t1}, wait please..."
 
line = "*" * size
 
File.open(stroutput, "w") do |f|
	num.times do
		f.puts line
	end
end
 
puts "Ended at #{Time.now}"
puts "Elapsed time #{Time.now - t1}"
exit 0

def strings_test(ntest)
  r1 = r2 = r3 = 0
  xstr = ""
  ntest.times do 
    #Create a string, add 'abcde1234_' until getting a str size 1000
    xstr = 'abcde1234_' * 10000
 
    #Make letters upcase 
    xstr.upcase!
 
    #Change '1234_' with '67890 ' (space at last position)
    #Now the repeated string should be 'ABCDE67890 '
    xstr.gsub! '1234_', '67890 '
 
    #Cast numbers from 29 upto size/2 to string and add it to xstr variable, ciclying for every number (not add all numbers one time)
    29.upto(xstr.size/2) {|n| xstr << n.to_s}
 
    #Check 1: Count 'A' char 
    #Check 2: Count '9' char 
    0.upto(xstr.size-1) do |n| 
      if xstr[n].chr() == 'A'
        r1+=1 
      elsif xstr[n].chr() == '9'
        r2+=1
      end
    end
 
    #Create an array from xstr using space to split
    r3 += xstr.split.size
 
  end
 
  return r1, r2, r3, xstr
end
 
def arrays_test(ntest, xstr)
  r1 = r2 = r3 = r4 = r5 = 0
  ntest.times do 
    #Clear ar then add 5000 times this element: "I", "am", "great", null, "or", "number", 1
    ar =  []
    5000.times do
      ['I', 'am', 'great', nil, 'or', 'number', 1].each {|a| ar << a}
    end
 
    #...then reverse elements to obtain this order: 1, "number", "or", null, "great", "am", "I"
    ar.reverse!
 
    #...then, count the element with value "great" using two separate cicle
    #the first starting from 31 until 2955 (bounty inclused)
    31.upto(2955) do |n|
      r1 += 1 if ar[n] == 'great'
    end
    #the second looping all the array elements
    ar.each {|n| r2+=1 if n == 'great'}
 
    #Loop inside and build a temporary string with index and value, without put it into a variable and only for elements <> null
    ar.each_index{|i| ar[i] ? "#{i} #{ar[i]}" : r3+=1 }
 
    #delete null value elements and take its size
    ar.compact!
    r4 += ar.size
 
    #then join elements with space and take its size
    r5 += ar.join(' ').size
 
  end
 
  return r1, r2, r3, r4, r5
end
 
def nums_test(ntest)
  r1 = r2 = 0
 
  ntest.times do 
    #Find all prime numbers from 8 to 95 step by 3 and sum all primes got, to check the result
    #51.upto(307) do |n| 
    (8..95).step(3) do |n|
      primes(n).each {|a| r1 += a}
    end
 
    #Calculate factorial numbers start from 2 to 42
    r2 = 0
    for n in 2..42
      r2 += fac(n)
    end
  end
 
  return r1, r2
end
 
#Primes must return an array of prime numbers
def primes(n)
  ar = []
  for x in (2..n)
    prime = true
    for y in (2..x-1)
      if x%y == 0
        prime = false
        break
      end
    end
    ar << x if prime
  end
  return ar
end
 
def fac(n) (1..n).inject{|total, current| total * current} end
 
# ---  START  ---
puts "\nWarming up..."
t1=t2=t3=0
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
puts "Check1: #{r1}"
puts "Check2: #{r2}"
puts "Check3: #{r3}"
puts "Check4: #{xstr.size}"
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
puts "Check1: #{r1}"
puts "Check2: #{r2}"
puts "Check3: #{r3}"
puts "Check4: #{r4}"
puts "Check5: #{r5}"
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
puts "Check1: #{r1}"
puts "Check2: #{r2}"
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
 
puts "\n1. Starting Ruby tests..."
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
puts "\n2. Starting Ruby tests..."
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
puts "\n3. Starting Ruby tests..."
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
puts "-------------------------------------"
puts "Average Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t1/3)
puts "Average Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (t2/3)
puts "Average Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t3/3)
puts "\nRuby Average elapsed time %.3f" % (t1/3+t2/3+t3/3)

def strings_test(ntest)
  r1 = r2 = r3 = 0
  xstr = ""
  ntest.times do 
    #Create a string, add 'abcde1234_' until getting a str size 1000
    xstr = 'abcde1234_' * 10000
 
    #Make letters upcase 
    xstr.upcase!
 
    #Change '1234_' with '67890 ' (space at last position)
    #Now the repeated string should be 'ABCDE67890 '
    xstr.gsub! '1234_', '67890 '
 
    #Cast numbers to string, from 29 up to size/2. Add it to xstr variable as well, ciclying for every number (not adding all numbers once)
    29.upto(xstr.size/2) {|n| xstr << n.to_s}
 
    #Check 1: Count 'A' char 
    #Check 2: Count '9' char 
    0.upto(xstr.size-1) do |n| 
      if xstr[n] == 'A'
        r1+=1 
      elsif xstr[n] == '9'
        r2+=1
      end
    end
 
    #Create an array from xstr using space to split, its size is the third check
    r3 += xstr.split.size
 
  end
 
  return r1, r2, r3, xstr
end
 
def arrays_test(ntest, xstr)
  r1 = r2 = r3 = r4 = r5 = 0
  ntest.times do 
    #Clear ar then add 5000 times this element: "I", "am", "great", null, "or", "number", 1
    ar =  []
    5000.times do
      ['I', 'am', 'great', nil, 'or', 'number', 1].each {|a| ar << a}
    end
 
    #...then reverse elements to obtain this order: 1, "number", "or", null, "great", "am", "I"
    ar.reverse!
 
    #...then, count the element with value "great" using two separate cicle
    #the first starting from 31 until 2955 (bounty inclused)
    31.upto(2955) do |n|
      r1 += 1 if ar[n] == 'great'
    end
    #the second looping all the array elements
    ar.each {|n| r2+=1 if n == 'great'}
 
    #Loop inside and build a temporary string with index and value, without put it into a variable and only for elements <> null
    ar.each_index{|i| ar[i] ? "#{i} #{ar[i]}" : r3+=1 }
 
    #delete null value elements and take its size
    ar.compact!
    r4 += ar.size
 
    #then join elements with space and take its size
    r5 += ar.join(' ').size
 
  end
 
  return r1, r2, r3, r4, r5
end
 
def nums_test(ntest)
  r1 = r2 = 0
 
  ntest.times do 
    #Find all prime numbers from 8 to 95 step by 3 (bounds included) and sum all primes got, to check the result
    #51.upto(307) do |n| 
    (8..95).step(3) do |n|
      primes(n).each {|a| r1 += a}
    end
 
    #Calculate factorial numbers start from 2 to 42
    r2 = 0
    for n in 2..42
      r2 += fac(n)
    end
  end
 
  return r1, r2
end
 
#Primes must return an array of prime numbers
def primes(n)
  ar = []
  for x in (2..n)
    prime = true
    for y in (2..x-1)
      if x%y == 0
        prime = false
        break
      end
    end
    ar << x if prime
  end
  return ar
end
 
def fac(n) (1..n).inject{|total, current| total * current} end
 
# ---  START  ---
puts "\nWarming up..."
t1=t2=t3=0
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
puts "Check1: #{r1}"
puts "Check2: #{r2}"
puts "Check3: #{r3}"
puts "Check4: #{xstr.size}"
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
puts "Check1: #{r1}"
puts "Check2: #{r2}"
puts "Check3: #{r3}"
puts "Check4: #{r4}"
puts "Check5: #{r5}"
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
puts "Check1: #{r1}"
puts "Check2: #{r2}"
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
 
puts "\n1. Starting Ruby tests..."
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
puts "\n2. Starting Ruby tests..."
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
puts "\n3. Starting Ruby tests..."
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
puts "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
puts "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2=Time.now - time)
 
time = Time.now
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
puts "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3=Time.now - time)
 
puts "Ruby Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
puts "-------------------------------------"
puts "Average Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t1/3)
puts "Average Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (t2/3)
puts "Average Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t3/3)
puts "\nRuby Average elapsed time %.3f" % (t1/3+t2/3+t3/3)

from time import time
#import psyco
#psyco.full()
#psyco.full(memory=100)
#psyco.profile(0.05, memory=100)
#psyco.profile(0.2)
 
 
def strings_test(ntest):
  r1 = r2 = r3 = 0
  xstr = ""
  for x in xrange(ntest):
    #Create a string, add 'abcde1234_' until getting a xstr size 1000
    xstr = 'abcde1234_' * 10000
 
    #Make letters upcase 
    xstr = xstr.upper()
 
    #Change '1234_' with '67890 ' (space at last position)
    #Now the repeated string should be 'ABCDE67890 '
    xstr = xstr.replace('1234_', '67890 ')
 
    #Cast numbers to string, from 29 up to size/2. Add it to xstr variable as well, ciclying for every number (not adding all numbers once)
    for y in xrange(29,int(len(xstr)/2) + 1):
        xstr += "%s" %y
 
    #Result 1: Count 'A' char 
    #Result 2: Count '9' char 
    for y in xrange(0, len(xstr)):
      if xstr[y] == 'A':
        r1+=1 
      elif xstr[y] == '9':
        r2+=1
 
    #Create an array from xstr using space to split
    r3 += len(xstr.split())
 
 
  return r1, r2, r3, xstr
 
#Slower than other version
def multiremove(ar, what):
  i = 0
  for el in ar:
    if el == what:
      del ar[i]
    i+=1
 
#Ugly but a bit faster
def multiremove2(ar, what):
  todel = [] 
  for y in xrange(0,len(ar)):
    if ar[y] == what:
       todel.append(y)
  todel.reverse()
  for y in todel:
     ar.pop(y)
 
def arrays_test(ntest, xstr):
  r1 = r2 = r3 = r4 = r5 = 0
  for x in xrange(ntest):
    #Clear ar then add 5000 times this element: "I", "am", "great", null, "or", "number", 1
    ar = []
    for y in xrange(0, 5000):
      ar.extend(["I", "am", "great", None, "or", "number", 1])
 
    #...then reverse elements to obtain this order: 1, "number", "or", null, "great", "am", "I"
    ar.reverse()
 
    #...then, count the element with value "great" using two separate cicle
    #the first starting from 31 until 2955 (bounty included)
    for y in xrange(31,2955):
      if ar[y] == "great": r1 +=1
 
    #the second looping all the array elements
    for y in xrange(0, len(ar)):
      if ar[y] == "great": r2+=1
 
    #Loop inside and build a temporary string with index and value, without put it into a variable and only for elements <> null
    for y in xrange(0, len(ar)):
      if ar[y]:
        "%s %s" %(y, ar[y])
      else:
        r3+=1
 
    #delete null value elements and take its size
    multiremove2(ar, None)
    r4 += len(ar)
 
    #then join elements with space and take its size
    r5 += len(" ".join(str(n) for n in ar))
 
  return r1, r2, r3, r4, r5
 
def nums_test(ntest):
  r1 = r2 = 0
  for x in xrange(ntest):
    #Find all prime numbers from 8 to 95 step by 3 (bounds included) and sum all primes got, to check the result
    for n in xrange(8, 96, 3):
      for prime in primes(n):
        r1 += prime
    fac = lambda n:[1,0][n>0] or fac(n-1)*n
    #Calculate factorial numbers start from 2 to 42 (bounds included)
    r2 = 0
    for n in xrange(2, 43):
      r2 += fac(n)
 
  return r1, r2
 
#Primes must return an array of prime numbers
def primes(n):
  ar = []
  for x in xrange(2, n+1):
    prime = True
    for y in xrange(2, x):
      if x%y == 0:
        prime = False
        break
    if prime:
      ar.append(x)
  return ar
 
# ---  START  ---
print "\nWarming up..."
t1=t2=t3=0
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1)
print "Check1: %s" %r1
print "Check2: %s" %r2
print "Check3: %s" %r3
print "Check4: %d" %(len(xstr))
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print  "Arrays test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2)
print "Check1: %s" %r1
print "Check2: %s" %r2
print "Check3: %s" %r3
print "Check4: %s" %r4
print "Check5: %s" %r5
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print "Numeric test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3)
print "Check1: %s" %r1
print "Check2: %s" %r2
 
print  "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
 
print "\n1. Starting Python tests..."
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print  "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3)
 
print  "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
print "\n2. Starting Python tests..."
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print  "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3)
 
print  "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
print "\n3. Starting Python tests..."
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print "Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p1)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print  "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (p2)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print "Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (p3)
 
print  "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3)
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
print "-------------------------------------"
print "Average Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t1/3)
print "Average Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (t2/3)
print "Average Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t3/3)
print "Python Average elapsed time %.3f" % (t1/3+t2/3+t3/3)

from time import time
#import psyco
#psyco.full()
#psyco.full(memory=100)
#psyco.profile(0.05, memory=100)
#psyco.profile(0.2)
 
 
def strings_test(ntest):
  r1 = r2 = r3 = 0
  xstr = ""
  for x in range(ntest):
    #Create a string, add 'abcde1234_' until getting a xstr size 1000
    xstr = 'abcde1234_' * 10000
 
    #Make letters upcase 
    xstr = xstr.upper()
 
    #Change '1234_' with '67890 ' (space at last position)
    #Now the repeated string should be 'ABCDE67890 '
    xstr = xstr.replace('1234_', '67890 ')
 
    #Cast numbers from 29 upto 1028 to string and add it to xstr variable, ciclying for every number (not add all numbers one time)
    for y in range(29,int(len(xstr)/2) + 1):
        xstr += "%s" %y
 
    #Result 1: Count 'A' char 
    #Result 2: Count '9' char 
    for y in range(0, len(xstr)):
      if xstr[y] == 'A':
        r1+=1 
      elif xstr[y] == '9':
        r2+=1
 
    #Create an array from xstr using space to split
    r3 += len(xstr.split())
 
 
  return r1, r2, r3, xstr
 
#Slower than other version
def multiremove(ar, what):
  i = 0
  for el in ar:
    if el == what:
      del ar[i]
    i+=1
 
#Ugly but a bit faster
def multiremove2(ar, what):
  todel = [] 
  for y in range(0,len(ar)):
    if ar[y] == what:
       todel.append(y)
  todel.reverse()
  for y in todel:
     ar.pop(y)
 
def arrays_test(ntest, xstr):
  r1 = r2 = r3 = r4 = r5 = 0
  for x in range(ntest):
    #Clear ar then add 5000 times this element: "I", "am", "great", null, "or", "number", 1
    ar = []
    for y in range(0, 5000):
      ar.extend(["I", "am", "great", None, "or", "number", 1])
 
    #...then reverse elements to obtain this order: 1, "number", "or", null, "great", "am", "I"
    ar.reverse()
 
    #...then, count the element with value "great" using two separate cicle
    #the first starting from 31 until 2955 (bounty included)
    for y in range(31,2955):
      if ar[y] == "great": r1 +=1
 
    #the second looping all the array elements
    for y in range(0, len(ar)):
      if ar[y] == "great": r2+=1
 
    #Loop inside and build a temporary string with index and value, without put it into a variable and only for elements <> null
    for y in range(0, len(ar)):
      if ar[y]:
        "%s %s" %(y, ar[y])
      else:
        r3+=1
 
    #delete null value elements and take its size
    multiremove2(ar, None)
    r4 += len(ar)
 
    #then join elements with space and take its size
    r5 += len(" ".join(str(n) for n in ar))
 
  return r1, r2, r3, r4, r5
 
def nums_test(ntest):
  r1 = r2 = 0
  for x in range(ntest):
    #Find all prime numbers from 8 to 95 step by 3 (bounds included) and sum all primes got, to check the result
    for n in range(8, 96, 3):
      for prime in primes(n):
        r1 += prime
    fac = lambda n:[1,0][n>0] or fac(n-1)*n
    #Calculate factorial numbers start from 2 to 42 (bounds included)
    r2 = 0
    for n in range(2, 43):
      r2 += fac(n)
 
  return r1, r2
 
#Primes must return an array of prime numbers
def primes(n):
  ar = []
  for x in range(2, n+1):
    prime = True
    for y in range(2, x):
      if x%y == 0:
        prime = False
        break
    if prime:
      ar.append(x)
  return ar
 
# ---  START  ---
print("\nWarming up...")
t1=t2=t3=0
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print("Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % p1)
print("Check1: %s" % r1)
print("Check2: %s" % r2)
print("Check3: %s" % r3)
print("Check4: %d" % len(xstr))
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print("Arrays test - Elapsed %.3f" % p2)
print("Check1: %s" % r1)
print("Check2: %s" % r2)
print("Check3: %s" % r3)
print("Check4: %s" % r4)
print("Check5: %s" % r5)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print("Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % p3)
print("Check1: %s" % r1)
print("Check2: %s" % r2)
 
print( "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3))
 
print("\n1. Starting Python tests...")
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print("Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % p1)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print( "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % p2)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print("Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % p3)
 
print( "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3))
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
print("\n2. Starting Python tests...")
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print("Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % p1)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print( "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % p2)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print("Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % p3)
 
print( "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3))
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
print("\n3. Starting Python tests...")
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, xstr = strings_test(5)
p1=time() - stime
print("Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % p1)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5 = arrays_test(50, xstr)
p2=time() - stime
print( "Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % p2)
 
stime = time()
r1, r2 = nums_test(500)
p3=time() - stime
print("Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % p3)
 
print( "Python Partial elapsed time %.3f" % (p1+p2+p3))
t1+=p1;t2+=p2;t3+=p3
 
print("-------------------------------------")
print("Average Strings test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t1/3))
print("Average Arrays test  - Elapsed %.3f" % (t2/3))
print("Average Numeric test - Elapsed %.3f" % (t3/3))
print("Python Average elapsed time %.3f" % (t1/3+t2/3+t3/3))