To build a timer that logs interruptions, you can use a combination of a basic timer functionality and a logging system. Here’s how you could approach it:
Requirements:
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Timer Functionality: You need a countdown timer.
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Interrupt Logging: When the timer is interrupted (e.g., paused or stopped), log the interruption with the timestamp and any relevant details.
This can be implemented in various programming languages, but I’ll show you an example in Python.
Python Implementation
Explanation:
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Timer Class: The
Timer
class has methods for starting, pausing, resuming, and stopping the timer. The class also keeps track of the start time, paused time, and running state. -
Logging: The
logging
module records interruptions (pause and stop) to a file (interruptions.log
). Each log entry includes a timestamp and the time at which the interruption occurred. -
Start, Pause, Resume, and Stop:
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Start: Starts the timer and records the start time.
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Pause: Pauses the timer and logs the interruption.
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Resume: Resumes the timer from where it was paused.
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Stop: Stops the timer and logs the time at which it was stopped.
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Sample interruptions.log
File:
This solution allows for tracking interruptions and resuming the timer without losing the time that has already passed.
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