How do I get my Python program to sleep for 50 milliseconds

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Use time sleep    import time time sleep 50   1000   See the Python documentation  https   docs python org library time html time sleep

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Use time sleep    import time time sleep 50   1000   See the Python documentation  https   docs python org library time html time sleep

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Use time sleep    import time time sleep 50   1000   See the Python documentation  https   docs python org library time html time sleep

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There is a module called  time  which can help you  I know two ways   sleep Sleep  reference  asks the program to wait  and then to do the rest of the code  There are two ways to use sleep  import time   Import whole time module print  quot 0 00 seconds quot   time sleep 0 05    50 milliseconds    make sure you put time  if you import time  print  quot 0 05 seconds quot    The second way doesn t import the whole module  but it just sleep  from time import sleep   Just the sleep function from module time print  quot 0 00 sec quot   sleep 0 05    Don t put time  this time  as it will be confused  You did               not import the whole module print  quot 0 05 sec quot     Using time since Unix time  This way is useful if you need a loop to be running  But this one is slightly more complex  time not passed   True from time import time   You can import the whole module like last time  Just don t forget the time  before to signal it   init time   time     Or time time   if whole module imported print  quot 0 00 secs quot   while True    Init loop     if init time   0 05  lt   time   and time not passed    Time not passed variable is important as we want this to run once      time time   if whole module imported  O         print  quot 0 05 secs quot           time not passed   False

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Use time sleep   from time import sleep sleep 0 05

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Use time sleep   from time import sleep sleep 0 05

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You can also do it by using the Timer   function  Code  from threading import Timer  def hello      print  quot Hello quot    t   Timer 0 05  hello  t start      After 0 05 seconds   quot Hello quot  will be printed

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Use time sleep   from time import sleep sleep 0 05

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Note that if you rely on sleep taking exactly 50 nbsp ms  you won t get that  It will just be about it

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Note that if you rely on sleep taking exactly 50 nbsp ms  you won t get that  It will just be about it

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You can also use pyautogui as  import pyautogui pyautogui  autoPause 0 05  False   If the first argument is not None  then it will pause for first argument s seconds  in this example  0 05 seconds If the first argument is None  and the second argument is True  then it will sleep for the global pause setting which is set with  pyautogui PAUSE   int  If you are wondering about the reason  see the source code  def  autoPause pause   pause        quot  quot  quot If  pause  is not  None   then sleep for  pause  seconds      If   pause  is  True   then sleep for  PAUSE  seconds  the global pause setting        This function is called at the end of all of PyAutoGUI s mouse and keyboard functions  Normally    pause      is set to  True  to add a short sleep so that the user can engage the failsafe  By default  this sleep     is as long as  PAUSE  settings  However  this can be override by setting  pause   in which case the sleep     is as long as  pause  seconds       quot  quot  quot      if pause is not None          time sleep pause      elif  pause          assert isinstance PAUSE  int  or isinstance PAUSE  float          time sleep PAUSE

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Use time sleep    import time time sleep 50   1000   See the Python documentation  https   docs python org library time html time sleep

User · Answer

Note that if you rely on sleep taking exactly 50 nbsp ms  you won t get that  It will just be about it

User · Answer

Note that if you rely on sleep taking exactly 50 nbsp ms  you won t get that  It will just be about it

User · Answer

Use time sleep   from time import sleep sleep 0 05

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You can also use pyautogui as  import pyautogui pyautogui  autoPause 0 05  False   If the first argument is not None  then it will pause for first argument s seconds  in this example  0 05 seconds If the first argument is None  and the second argument is True  then it will sleep for the global pause setting which is set with  pyautogui PAUSE   int  If you are wondering about the reason  see the source code  def  autoPause pause   pause        quot  quot  quot If  pause  is not  None   then sleep for  pause  seconds      If   pause  is  True   then sleep for  PAUSE  seconds  the global pause setting        This function is called at the end of all of PyAutoGUI s mouse and keyboard functions  Normally    pause      is set to  True  to add a short sleep so that the user can engage the failsafe  By default  this sleep     is as long as  PAUSE  settings  However  this can be override by setting  pause   in which case the sleep     is as long as  pause  seconds       quot  quot  quot      if pause is not None          time sleep pause      elif  pause          assert isinstance PAUSE  int  or isinstance PAUSE  float          time sleep PAUSE

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You can also do it by using the Timer   function  Code  from threading import Timer  def hello      print  quot Hello quot    t   Timer 0 05  hello  t start      After 0 05 seconds   quot Hello quot  will be printed

User · Answer

There is a module called  time  which can help you  I know two ways   sleep Sleep  reference  asks the program to wait  and then to do the rest of the code  There are two ways to use sleep  import time   Import whole time module print  quot 0 00 seconds quot   time sleep 0 05    50 milliseconds    make sure you put time  if you import time  print  quot 0 05 seconds quot    The second way doesn t import the whole module  but it just sleep  from time import sleep   Just the sleep function from module time print  quot 0 00 sec quot   sleep 0 05    Don t put time  this time  as it will be confused  You did               not import the whole module print  quot 0 05 sec quot     Using time since Unix time  This way is useful if you need a loop to be running  But this one is slightly more complex  time not passed   True from time import time   You can import the whole module like last time  Just don t forget the time  before to signal it   init time   time     Or time time   if whole module imported print  quot 0 00 secs quot   while True    Init loop     if init time   0 05  lt   time   and time not passed    Time not passed variable is important as we want this to run once      time time   if whole module imported  O         print  quot 0 05 secs quot           time not passed   False

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