Consider a line of input for Python 3 that looks like this:

```
1 4 99 8 7

```

Code needs to treat these inputs as numbers, so the following different ways of getting this or like input from the user is devised:

method one:

```
inputLst = [int(i) for i in input().split()]

```

method two:

```
inputLst = map(int, input().split())

```

How do you get an accurate performance check on code using the two different methods when the user has to interact with the code like this during testing? Is there an effective way?