tic toc can be used for this purpose. if you are developing a more complex code and want to see where are the bottleneck are, you can use matlab profiler.

It is a graphical user interface that shows you where your program is spending its time during execution. Use the Profiler to help you determine where you can modify your code to make performance improvements.

tic and toc do it. This question has already been discussed in RG.

 tic toc can be used for this purpose. if you are developing a more complex code and want to see where are the bottleneck are, you can use matlab profiler.

It is a graphical user interface that shows you where your program is spending its time during execution. Use the Profiler to help you determine where you can modify your code to make performance improvements.

i agree with Mahboobeh Parsapoor

Depends on the Matlab version you are using.

Some of them has an option of "Run and calculate Time".

If your matlab does not have this option, you can simply add "tic" and "toc" commands at the beginning and the end of your code, respectivle.

And if you want to save the simulation time, you can write "Simulation_Time = toc" instead of "toc".

Hop it helps you

Cputime is another command which can be used.

Hi 

You can use this simple code

t = cputime;

Your code

x= cputime-t

and the variable x  will have your processing time 

The other function to measure time required to run a function is timeit

check that:

A=10000; f=@()magic(A); timeit(f)

t =

    1.0899

If you are using very long code you can also consider ui.tables

https://www.mathworks.com/videos/displaying-progress-status-of-long-running-script-part-2-uitable-100678.html