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14. 17. 3. Create a Timer that runs twice a second, starting in one second


 



using System;

using System.Threading;



class MainClass

{

  public static void CheckTime(Object state) 

  {

    Console.WriteLine(DateTime.Now);

  }



  public static void Main() 

  {

    TimerCallback tc = new TimerCallback(CheckTime);



    

    Timer t = new Timer(tc, null, 1000, 500);



    Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to exit"); 

    int i = Console.Read();



    // clean up the resources

    t.Dispose();

    t = null;

  }

}

Press Enter to exit

14. 17. Timer
	14. 17. 1.	Use Timer
	14. 17. 2.	Timer start in detail
	14. 17. 3.	Create a Timer that runs twice a second, starting in one second
	14. 17. 4.	A timer demo
	14. 17. 5.	A Timer that fires once at the specified time
	14. 17. 6.	Create your own timer event handler
	14. 17. 7.	Remove event handler
	14. 17. 8.	Annonymous event handler based on Timer
	14. 17. 9.	Use the Timer to trigger event
	14. 17. 10.	Create the delegate that the Timer will call

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