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                                            Chanchana Sornsoontorn

Broken coloring for boolean in command prompt

@gruns It's the default windows 10 command prompt. Try the following code: ```py from icecream import ic ic(True) print('hello') ``` ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15215732/65736291-b1c35c80-e104-11e9-9bce-716b2cbeb30d.png)

print() is 68 times faster than ic()

Sorry about the 100 times vs 1000 times. The elapsed time is actually correct, I just put in wrong code. I've changed it now to 1000 vs 1000. So it's...

print() is 68 times faster than ic()

When I was interacting with UI elements and the UI will report some number in the command line. E.g. dragging a slider and then it computes something. The ic() will...

print() is 68 times faster than ic()

No. I don't know threading in python yet.

print() is 68 times faster than ic()

I see that snoop seems to be more intense in its number of features, providing more options than ic. Though ic is simple and easy to get started. I tried...

print() is 68 times faster than ic()

@alexmojaki Yes. I tried experimenting with this code ```py from time import time from icecream import ic from snoop import pp def process(print_func, n_iter): start = time() for i in...

print() is 68 times faster than ic()

After testing both pp and ic, I've found that pp works better in cmd, but ic is better in jupyter lab. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15215732/66267627-7e4ba500-e85d-11e9-92a5-7beb97312a9f.png) See that pp does not report the argument...