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VB.Net Tutorial » Development » Environment   7. 3. 3. Environment.TickCount     Option Strict On Public Module TimerFunction    Public Sub Main()       Dim starttime, endtime As Integer       starttime = Environment.TickCount       For ctr As Integer = 0 to 10000000       Next       endtime = Environment.TickCount       Console.WriteLine("Elapsed time is {0} milliseconds", endtime - starttime)    End Sub End Module             Elapsed time is 16 milliseconds 7. 3. Environment 7. 3. 1.  Environment: MachineName, SystemDirectory, GetLogicalDrives, Version 7. 3. 2.  Get the command line arguments using the Environment class 7. 3. 3.  Environment.TickCount 7. 3. 4.  Environment.OSVersion 7. 3. 5.  Environment.UserName 7. 3. 6.  Sort Command line arguments

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