Now, let's compare the both clocks, clock underscored monotonic.
And CPU time, maybe.
I accept user input, this is kind of so I have a little bit of an.
So I have an integer variable, so I used to clock small.
I want to measure the monotonic time as well as the time spent by the CPU.
So I keep it in between skive.
So I said, that's night time, and then I'm sure that in time for this particular function and I displayed.
So which one will be clear which one will be like which time will be less and whether or not only time
will be more of a than the most?
Let's see the.
Sometimes waiting for the user input.
We give you the input.
This will be.
So I give you that in books.
It completely was kind of funny, you can see scan if it was not actually using the CPR until that there
was a keyboard and then it's kind of became running on the CPU.
So the CPU -- used is zero six months kind of, whereas monotonic time is the total time elapsed in
between the user input and this kind of call.
So you can see c.p of them is only the time the clock will give you when the processor is actually using
the CPU monotonic time is just continuously picking up.