Sleep perform in Go (Golang)

To pause the execution of a present program in Go, delay code execution, and anticipate a specified time frame, you simply want to make use of the Sleep() perform outlined within the time package deal. As an argument, this perform takes a variable of kind time.Period, which is the period of time this system execution needs to be stopped for. It may be expressed as a quantity multiplied by a unit fixed. For instance 3*time.Second signifies that the execution might be stopped for 3 seconds. Obtainable items are:

• time.Nanosecond
• time.Microsecond
• time.Millisecond
• time.Second
• time.Minute
• time.Hour

package deal most important

import (
    "fmt"
    "time"
)

func most important() {
    fmt.Println("earlier than Sleep()")

    time.Sleep(3 * time.Second)

    fmt.Println("waking up after Sleep()")
}