Timer

#include "windows.h" #include "iostream" int main() { int minutes=0, seconds=0, hours=0; while (1) { Sleep(1000); system("cls"); seconds++; if(seconds == 60) { minutes++; seconds = 0; } if(minutes == 60) { hours++; minutes = 0; } if(hours == 24) { hours = 0; } if(hours < 10 || minutes < 10 || seconds < 10) { if( hours < 10 && minutes < 10 && seconds < 10) { if(seconds % 2 != 0) { std::cout << "0" << hours << " " << "0" << minutes << " " << "0" << seconds; } else { std::cout << "0" << hours << " : " << "0" << minutes << " : " << "0" << seconds; } } else { if(minutes < 10 && seconds < 10) { if(seconds % 2 != 0) { std::cout << hours << " " << "0" << minutes << " " << "0" << seconds; } else { std::cout << hours << " : " << "0" << minutes << " : " << "0" << seconds; } } else { if( hours < 10 && seconds < 10) { if(seconds % 2 != 0) { std::cout << "0" << hours << " " << minutes << " " << "0" << seconds; } else { std::cout << "0" << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << "0" << seconds; } } else { if( hours < 10 && minutes < 10) { if(seconds % 2 != 0) { std::cout << "0" << hours << " " << "0" << minutes << " " << seconds; } else { std::cout << "0" << hours << " : " << "0" << minutes << " : " << seconds; } } else { if( hours < 10) { if(seconds % 2 != 0) { std::cout << "0" << hours << " " << minutes << " " << seconds; } else { std::cout << "0" << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << seconds; } } } } } } } else { if(seconds % 2 != 0) { std::cout << hours << " " << minutes << " " << seconds; } else { std::cout << hours << " : " << minutes << " : " << seconds; } } } return 0; }
This code only displays a timer in the console, I don't know if this can be use for an actual aplication but if you want to see a timer in a console aplication, here you have the code.

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