Javascript non-stop (setinterval)/latency (setTimeout) Function

SetTimeout (script, millisecond); is the number of microseconds from which to runCode(Run only once)

Setinterval (script, millisecond); is the number of microseconds to run the code

Example:
1. Run Once

<
Span
ID
= "Time"
> </
Span
>
Seconds

<
Script
Type
= "Text/JavaScript"
>


VaR
I
=
 
1
;

VaR
Txt
=
Document. getelementbyid (
"
Time
"
);

Function
Addt (I ){
TXT. innerhtml
=
I;

}
SetTimeout ("
Addt (I ++)
"
,
1000
);


</
Script
>

2. Copy and execute

<
Span
ID
= "Time"
>
3
</
Span
>
Seconds

<
Script
Type
= "Text/JavaScript"
>


VaR
I
=
 
1
;

VaR
Txt
=
Document. getelementbyid (
"
Time
"
);

Function
Addt (I ){
TXT. innerhtml
=
I;
}
Setinterval (
"
Addt (I ++)
"
,
1000
);

</
Script
>

SetTimeout can also be executed repeatedly.

<
Span
ID
= "Time"
> </
Span
>
Seconds

<
Script
Type
= "Text/JavaScript"
>


VaR
I
=
 
1
;

VaR
Txt
=
Document. getelementbyid (
"
Time
"
);

Function
Addt (I ){
TXT. innerhtml
=
I;
SetTimeout (
"
Addt (I ++)
"
,
1000
);
}
Addt (I );

</
Script
>