So the return value of a callback function can be, too.
So we have seen that.
We have, you know, restock stock, which is used for a short time, but we should not be started again.
But if you want a recording timer, you have to use it to time, let underscored restart.
So they recording time.
You have to use that time and restart the stock is what you have to do is you have to set a new expiration
time before returning.
So if you do not specify this in that particular time, I will be continuously running.
So starting timers are used by those subsystems, which need a call back at regular intervals.
How can I specify a new expiration time?
There is an app for that.
It's a timer underscored for what it takes at the current time and then how much I want to forward the
time and it returns a number of Overton's.
So Lexy's important point is to return values.
If you are using a bunch of time to get an early start, in this case, it will not be started again.
If you want to be cutting time, but you will have to use restart time.
And then you also need to specify in advance of our time using hits our time and foot for.
The previous caller saying this is the same one major difference in this court is have modified it and
said it's time to start time and it's going to be noticed that some time with a recurring theme.
So the return value for the callback function should be the start.
But whatever it is, I am not actually taking it forward.
I have not called Hatada Score or I'm just returning it based on let's see what happens when we don't
call it Takemura forward.
So I want to keep me a little.
And after 10 seconds, you can find.
So my system is fixed because it's continuously fighting and the CPU is unable to get the CPU became
very busy and so they would handle my request.
So it would always call time after time and not go forward.
Otherwise we will have to restart the machine.
So let me start my machine.
Give me a second.
I have restarted my machine, so let's start again.
So.
We have to call them timeout, let's go forward to give the current time, we have to get actually use
this particular thing.
So we have a initialised with a specific clock here.
I told him, I said we have initialised this clock with Monotonic now to get this particular time.
I call this particular function.
So a lot of this will point to more blog and get a look at the current time, so for entertainment and
just go forward, we need to have three arguments.
One is that the climate, which is already we are getting here, the second one is.
The current time, which we can get it through this and the next one is the new time and again, I'm
using the same thing like I want episodic climate, but every 10 seconds and one nanosecond.
So I'm setting it again.
So let's see this.
So the drama has been started and this is.
The pilot has said.
So after 10 seconds.
That man was fired and you have set a new.
Which is the next 10 seconds.
And next, after 10 seconds of entertainment is fired and we have one more next time.
So this is how it works.
So if you want to be on a timer.
You have a new explanation time, and then you have to return it to our time, underscore Mr..
Let's remove this morning.