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I like to know what exactly it is performing ...<br />
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alarm 600;<br />
sleep 600000;<br />
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I like to know what exactly it is performing ...

alarm 600;
sleep 600000;



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alarm 600 : what it mean do it mean alarm after every 600/100 seconds 
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alarm 600 : what it mean do it mean alarm after every 600/100 seconds

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I mean here to check for exception after every 600/100 seconds
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I mean here to check for exception after every 600/100 seconds

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it means alarm after 600 seconds
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How to do exceptional handling (error handling) when we are in<br />
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sleep 600000<br />
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when we are &nbsp;in sleep for 10 mts . I know from my old question(which I open sometime back) that we handle it by &quot;alarm&quot;. &nbsp; <br />
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Can someone please explain &quot;sleep&quot; error handling with alarm with some active example<br />
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How to do exceptional handling (error handling) when we are in

sleep 600000

when we are  in sleep for 10 mts . I know from my old question(which I open sometime back) that we handle it by "alarm".   

Can someone please explain "sleep" error handling with alarm with some active example






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