What happens at the Benchmark stage after the program compilation is complete?

After the program compilation in Go, the Benchmark stage involves executing the compiled code to measure performance. The Benchmark runs the function multiple times to gather statistics on execution time, number of operations, and resource consumption.

Key points of the Benchmark stage:

• The tested function is run repeatedly (the number of iterations is automatically determined for accuracy).
• The execution time of each iteration is measured.
• Statistics are collected: average time, number of allocations, memory usage.
• Results are displayed in the console or can be processed programmatically.

Thus, the Benchmark helps evaluate the efficiency and performance of the code after compilation and execution.