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This tag is for questions about using timers in code to make things happen in a certain order or for gathering amount of time elapsed.
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Three versions of a counting-up timer in JavaScript
I made 3 versions of a counting-up timer in JavaScript:
Version #1
All units of time (seconds, minutes, hours, and days) are updated every second, whether they change or not.
Pro: Shorter code. … counter = 1;
var tick = () => {
var gucci = counter;
for (unit of timeIntervals) {
$("#" + unit[0]).html(Math.floor(gucci / unit[1]));
gucci %= unit[1];
}
counter++;
};
var timer …
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