The `rx.Observable.timer` function in Python is used to create an observable sequence that emits a single value after a specified duration of time. It can be useful for creating delayed actions or executing code at regular intervals. The function takes two arguments: the initial delay before emitting the first value, and an optional argument to specify the interval between subsequent emissions. The emitted value is usually a numeric value representing the elapsed time since the timer started.
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