The `timer` module in Python provides a simple way to create and start timers that will execute a specific function after a specified amount of time has elapsed. One useful feature of the `timer` module is that it allows you to reset the timer, meaning you can stop the timer and start it again from the beginning without having to create a new one.
Here's an example code that creates a timer that will print "Hello, World!" after 5 seconds:
If you run this code, you'll see that after 5 seconds, the message "Hello, World!" is printed to the console. But what if you want to reset the timer and have it start from the beginning again?
You can do this by calling the `reset()` method on the timer object:
t.reset()
This will reset the timer to 0 and start it again, so "Hello, World!" will be printed again after another 5 seconds.
It's worth noting that the `timer` module is not a built-in module in Python. It's part of the `wasp` package, which can be installed using pip:
pip install wasp
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