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Time Statements

WAIT _ MILLISECONDS / WAIT _ / SLEEP _

The WAIT (or SLEEP) statement pauses the execution of a program for the given number of milliseconds.

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WAIT <NUMBER or NUMBER-VAR> MILLISECONDS
# or
WAIT <NUMBER or NUMBER-VAR>
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SLEEP <NUMBER or NUMBER-VAR>

get year in _

The get year in _ stores the current year number in the passed number variable.

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get year in <number-var>

get month in _

The get month in _ stores the current month number (1 - 12) in the passed number variable.

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get month in <number-var>

get day in _

The get day in _ stores the current day of the month (1 - 31) in the passed number variable.

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get day in <number-var>

get hour in _

The get hour in _ stores the current hour in the passed number variable.

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get hour in <number-var>

get minutes in _

The get minutes in _ stores the current minutes in the passed number variable.

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get minutes in <number-var>

get seconds in _

The get seconds in _ stores the current seconds in the passed number variable.

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get seconds in <number-var>

get epoch in _

The get epoch in _ stores the current Unix time (the number of seconds that have elapsed since the Unix epoch, that is the time 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970) in the passed number variable.

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get epoch in <number-var>

get elapsed milliseconds in _

The get elapsed milliseconds in _ stores the number of elapsed milliseconds since the program start in the passed number variable.

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get elapsed milliseconds in <number-var>