How do I make a simple countdown timer in visual studios??? I want it to be a 48 hour countdown clock and it starts automatically when my program runs.
>all these nigger tutorials on youtube using a fucking button to start the clock and everything is outdated.
>>60360168
Put down the ransomware for dummies tutorial, Alexei.
>>60360190
its a running program to help me run
>training for the marines
Do you want to know how to make a Bitcoin address too?
>>60360168
I believe the timer itself is easy, but windows forms aren't thread safe, so you have to create a separate thread for the timer, and do some invoking.
have fun accidentally encrypting your own drive.
>>60360168
Just use a timer control you shitter. Visual Studio was made to be simple as fuck, stop overcomplicating things.
>>60360168
Do you mean visual basic?
Dim m as integer
Dim s as integer
For m = 59 to 0 step -1
For s = 59 to 0 step -1
print m & ":" & s
Next s
Next m
>>60360168
probably the gayest timer i could think ofstatic DateTime start;
static Timer timer;
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
start = DateTime.Now.AddHours(48);
timer = new Timer(1000);
timer.Elapsed += (o,s) => ShowTime();
timer.Start();
Console.ReadKey();
}
static void ShowTime()
{
TimeSpan time = start - DateTime.Now;
Console.WriteLine($"{time.Hours}:{time.Minutes}:{time.Seconds}");
}