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        • The time Module
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      • plan
    • "Robo Advisor" Project
      • Robo Advisor Project - Automated Testing Challenges
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    • "Shopping Cart" Project
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  • units
    • Unit 4B: User Interfaces and Experiences (Bonus Material)
    • Unit 5b: Databases and Datastores
    • Module 1 Review
    • Unit 7b: Processing Data from the Internet (Bonus Material)
    • Unit 9: Software Products and Services
    • Unit 8: Software Maintenance and Quality Control
    • Unit 7: Processing Data from the Internet
    • Unit 6: Data Visualization
    • Unit 5: Processing CSV Data
    • Unit 4: User Interfaces and Experiences
    • Unit 3: Python Datatypes
    • Unit 12: Project Presentations
    • Unit 2: Python Language Overview
    • Unit 11: Project Implementation Sprint
    • Unit 1: The Python Development Environment
    • Unit 10: Software Planning, Analysis, and Design
    • Unit 0: Onboarding
    • Unit 5B: Advanced Data Analytics
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  3. Python Modules

The time Module

Reference:

  • https://docs.python.org/3/library/time.html

Use the time module to introduce pauses into your program:

from time import sleep

print("START")
sleep(4) # (where 4 is the number of seconds to pause)
print("END")
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