with this module, you can work with time.
this function gives you current UNIX timestamp:
import @time
println(time.time()) # output is some thing like this: `1600416438.687201`
when you call this function, this function puts the unix timestamp into mem and you can access and use that.
this function sleeps for secounds:
import @time
time.sleep(2) # sleeps for 2 secounds
# mem 2.4; time.sleep; # sleepss for 2.4 secounds
when you run this script, program waits for 2 secounds and then will continued
with this function, you can wait for secounds.
you have to put a int or float into mem or pass as argument and next call time.sleep function, then program will sleep for value of mem as secounds
You can use this module in command line to see current UNIX timestamp:
$ pashmak @time