So to say to specify the expiration time we have functionalist more than the time, somewhat underscored
by the fact that many of them say it takes an argument, two arguments.
One is the hammer and sickle list, which is the ultimate and the next by the.
This is the value that you have to specify in the office, and this particular day is the time it is
expected to run and the function which you have specified will execute.
So let's actually specify an expiration time.
So I'm saying no, here's the first place.
So what are the.
I have less thousand diffuse so at the time, please, than my time at function.
So I'm also printing the face value here, all the at function.
So also I print the value of expires after a lot more than just four time.
So this should have been the expired field and that much structure.
And I say more or less GOTTHEIMER It should I build the expired seal in that structure.
So lipsett output, no.
So you can see even executed more than those four times.
It has said taxpayers field and after a thousand, six thousand defeats, it has actually gone over
time a function.
And you can see here.
It's the same because we have read this after the function executed, this one defeat incremented so
you can see the time a function has been executed in this particular disease.
So this is all going works, looks very simple initialised alignment with this function that you want
to execute on exploration, and then you have to specify the expiration time and that's it.
So the colonel runs the timer handler when the current account deficit is equal to or greater than the
specified exfoliation.
Although there are no guarantees to run, no time prior to the time, with no guarantees that I will
not run before the time of exploration, but there may be a delay.
So after the exploration, there can be a delay, but that will not be executed prior to the famous
expedition.
This is guaranteed by the good.
So we have already seen this, we can convert the first two seconds of nanoseconds we have for structures
like Dimebolin times back time of microsecond resolution, and because of nanosecond resolution, we
have seen this in our recent session so we can use this year old timers.
If I want like an old timer to execute after 10 seconds, I can use the time spent and I can take the
second fiddle to the 10.
And the explanation I can use that the is place.
I can convert this 10 seconds to IS.
Or I can use milliseconds to diffuse also here, so there are many ways to convert it, but it is sometimes
better diffuse will convert.
This particular seconds to is, and it will update the expiration time, and after 10 seconds, this
particular formation will execute.
So let's underscore.
So it is not seven, six, eight, five.
So we have to wait.
And after 10 seconds, you can see the time function has been executed at.