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| ====== Timer operation ====== | ====== Timer operation ====== | ||
| - | * If the timer is intended to run indefinitely and you want a continuous countdown, the setInterval method is a simple and suitable choice. | + | * If the timer is intended to run indefinitely and you want a continuous countdown, the setInterval method is a simple and suitable choice. To stop, you need to explicitly clear it using clearInterval. |
| * If you want more control over the execution, especially if there are additional conditions for stopping or restarting the timer, the setTimeout recursive approach might be preferred. | * If you want more control over the execution, especially if there are additional conditions for stopping or restarting the timer, the setTimeout recursive approach might be preferred. | ||