#import the 'time' library and create a function that prints time.time()
#(this is the number of seconds since some arbitrary date in 1970).
#You should know how to reference this function in maya
import time
def printTimeDotTime():
    print time.time()

#(this would be referenced in Maya with:
#import lesson_3_solution
#lesson_3_solution.printTimeDotTime

#adapt your function to create a text object in maya that displays this value.
#You should use the maya command textCurves() and the t arguement

#You can move and rotate selected objects using the move and rotate commands:
import maya.cmds as mc

def createText():
    currentTime = time.time()
    mc.textCurves(t='%s'%currentTime)

#adapt your function to run the above createSpheres function and display the time taken to run the function as the textCurves object.
#Something like 'that took %s seconds'

import testMaya

def createTimeTakenText():
    intialTime = time.time()
    testMaya.createSpheres(3)
    endTime = time.time()

    totalTime = endTime - intialTime

    mc.textCurves(t='That took %s seconds'%totalTime)