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Let us try to modify this school says that we are able to bring the values that we have in account the

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right to, we already know that there do exist an EPA which could be used to bring the current value

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of attainment.

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To what we will do is since to understand an auto loan to facility outside wildland.

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So this will keep our zinc processing system running.

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OK.

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And then we know that the previous logic that we build is we are checking where the timer is expired

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or not.

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And then we are pretending that we will teach you a delay of five second rate.

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So let me just go ahead and modify the logic of it, Rachel here.

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When our timer is not expired, so whatever we write in this curly braces says this belongs to a while

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Duke will be executing right?

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So go ahead and add some delay first.

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So usually basically allow us to generate the delay microsecond, Rachel.

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Let me just add value says that we are able to get the deed in a millisecond, right?

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So to get the millisecond, we need to add a thousand to three zero.

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And it is do we bring the values at an interval of one hundred millisecond rate, so just died at 100?

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This will give us a delay of hundred milliseconds.

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So each new value that will be printing from a counter will be after an interval of 100 millisecond

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because we are generating a five second rate.

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So.

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We'll go ahead and try to first look for a function that gives us our readiness to counter current Valerie.

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So here we have a function to get the count value right, and this basically returns, you did right,

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so here you could see it returns a new 32.

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So we copy this.

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We go ahead and let us just add you 32 and and they just leave this as a counter value, right?

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And initialize it to unseat.

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So while we are waiting for a timer to expire, we'll just be updating Counter-rally that.

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The value that has been written by this function, right, so this required.

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Instill structure as an argument, right?

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So we add and Daimler here.

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Right, so this what this will do is this will return the current counter-rally.

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Which we will be storing in account available, and then we'll also be printing this value on a console.

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Right.

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So the current account value of the religious printed in a decimal format, do not forget to add a new

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line character, and the variable that is holding the current account value is counter-rally.

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Right?

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So we'll just be adding this logic right now till the time our timer expires at an interval of hundred

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millisecond rate.

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So we'll just be adding a comment here just gives us a delay of a millisecond at an interval of a millisecond

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will be printing the counter value, right?

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So this will also give us an idea about the operation of our timer.

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So whether it is going up or down.

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So right now, we won't be adding any logic, right?

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So here as we are too violent so far, five-second will be waiting over here in this wild loop and as

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soon as our timer is expired will be coming out of a wildcard.

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If you do not really deliver here, what will happen is this will be executed continuously.

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Right outside also will be adding some.

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So let's just call this muesli OK.

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Outside the loop, OK, and here let it just died.

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A delay of 500 millisecond.

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Great.

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So this will.

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Do not overflow our system, right, so you'll get in enough time between operating of this stream,

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right?

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So we know that till our timer expired, this will be continuous, reprinting the account value and

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as soon as our timer expired will be reaching over here and in an interval of five millisecond, we'll

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be printing this stream, right?

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So right now, we haven't been able to let it just go ahead and try to first execute this call just

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to understand whether counter value stays at zero.

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OK.

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So again, copy this to statement and then add them after the deal.

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Right to work.

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This will do is.

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This will be printing value of a timer, OK, after our timer expiring, since we disable an hour two

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or more.

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You'll be noticing it stays at a value of zero, right?

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So let it just build our entire application project.

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So our bill is finished.

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Now we go ahead and again select the timer as the Blue Application Project, debug US launch on hardware.

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So this will change our perspective from design to debug, right?

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So we already have connected our serial terminal to call for may just be clearing up our console.

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OK.

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So that we get the data.

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From our current execution, right, so we just need to click on this resume button.

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Now, since we are not receiving anything, the good idea will be that we first met is just disconnect

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our close to a minute, OK, and then again, try to connect a great deal first, let it just go ahead

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and select our diva configuration and click relaunch.

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So now go to a lady's terminal, click on this plus button again, connect to a serial terminal and

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click on Resume button.

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Right now, you could see that it is showing us the number right, so allow the timer to expire right

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now if you just observe, right?

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So let me just try to click on the reset button so that we able to stop an execution of a cool right.

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This is the first thing that I'm doing over here, so we won't be getting any new data on the serial

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console since I forcefully apply a reset.

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Now, let me just try to analyze the lead, right?

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So first timer and need a successful self-test is also successful.

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OK, so here we have first value after an interval of 100 millisecond and you could clearly see our

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value is going down with an interval of two hundred millisecond rate to eat since we are upgrading the

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value at an interval of 100 millisecond.

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Right.

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So with each iteration, you could actually see that our counter-rally will stick.

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So this confirms that our counter operates in another mode and as soon as it reaches to zero.

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OK, you could see that we get the message the delay of five second issue, right?

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And after that, it stays at zero.

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So this could be confirmed from here.

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Also that as soon as we reach this two value of zero, this would automatically reload our timer to

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value that we want to.

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So two that zero and this is what we refer to as a non auto reload mode or a normal mode of a timer,

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right?