Let's create a Python decorator function named performance. This decorator is designed to measure the execution time of other functions. Here's how it should work:

Input: The performance decorator accepts a single function as its argument.

Wrapped Function: The performance decorator should return a modified $("$wrapped$")$ version of the input function that:

Records the start time before running the wrapped functionExecutes the wrapped function and stores its resturn valueRecords the end time after running the wrapped functionCalculates the elapsed time $($end time $-$ start time$)$

Return Value: The wrapped function should return a tuple with:

The elapsed time $($in seconds$)$ taken to execute the wrapped functionThe wrapped function's return value

The time module has a function named perf$\_$counter for measuring how long it takes to run something. For example:

import time start$\_$time $=$ time.perf$\_$counter$()$ # "Start" timer time.sleep$(1)$ # Wait one second end$\_$time $=$ time.perf$\_$counter$()$ # "Stop" timer elapsed$\_$time $=$ end$\_$time $-$ start$\_$time # should be $*$slightly$*$ more than $1$ print$($elapsed$\_$time$)$ # $1\mathrm{.}0045422080000037($approximately$)$