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The document describes an easy timer program written in C language. It uses existing C library functions like delay(), kbhit(), printf(), and clrscr() to suspend execution for intervals, check for keyboard input, output messages, and clear the screen. The module code provided implements a timer with these functions.
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An easy timer in C language
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Created 15/03/2008 - 10:48
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A good exercise for a beginner is to implement a module that pretends a timer.
To do this we have used the following functions that already exist in C library:
delay() – suspends execution for interval [ milliseconds ] ( defined in DOS.H )
kbhit() – checks for currently available keystrokes ( defined in CONIO.H )
printf() - outputs a formattes message to video. (STDIO.H)
clrscr() – clears text mode window ( defined in CONIO.H )
Below there is the module code :
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