Re: Java Timer

sconeek wrote: 
I want to try something like this,
for (int i=0;i<10000;i++) {
 not sure what to do while its looping????
}
Then do whatever.

any help on what should go inside the for loop and if this will
actually loop for 10secs or not. thanks to all who reply.


You asked how to do it and even got some examples. Now you are telling us you want to do it with a loop. The reason you aren't getting a loop as an answer is that isn't the way to do it. Use Thread.sleep() or use java.util.Timer but forget the loop.

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