This is a simple example, but using Jeffy's to calculate the amount of time it takes, the amount of
time your model is loaded.
So simple logic, you record the Jeffy's.
When your model is loaded and recorded in the morning, it's unloaded.
Then you compare the difference to them and then you divide it with Teszler.
This will give you the number of seconds.
The model was loaded.
Let's try this out.
So motiveless, loaded on, nonexclusive for a few seconds before we unload the module.
The is unloaded, you can see this debate, and then it is three, so 15 seconds properly happen and.
Did this 15 seconds.
So you can use Jeffy's fees to calculate, to measure the time, the amount of time your model is loaded
in the line.