TimingFunction/IntervalTimer with NodeJS

[nandanvasudevan]

The function works fine on the browser. The instance returns the time run.
However, nodeJS uses a completely different structure for it's timers.
It may not be necessary in NodeJS. I genuinely think it helps otherwise, I use it to time my unit tests.

The value returned by setInterval() is the total runtime of the timer.

[itsvinayak]

@nandanvasudevan is there any program in the repo with this issue, please list here

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[InerkyJad]

Hi @nandanvasudevan, i can see that your request doesn't really involve any algorithm, or issues in the repository.
Still You can use console.time() to start a timer and use console.timeEnd() to stop it, this is available on both NodeJs and in the standard JavaScript and it can be used to calculate the run time.

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