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  Tutorial: Scheduling a Timer Task

In this section, you can learn how to schedule a timer task to run at a certain time and repeatedly.

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Here is an example that implements the schedule a timer task in java util package. This program asks you for the way of performing the task whether at the certain time or repeatedly.


 

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