Add sleep to observe the changes in the terminal when executing the code #19101
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…ode. Add sleep() to observe the changes in the terminal when executing the code When I copy and execute the code in the terminal, it runs too quickly, and I don't see anything appearing on the terminal. I struggle for a moment to understand the behavior of the 'output section.'
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Add sleep() to observe the changes in the terminal when executing the code
When I copy and execute the code in the terminal, it runs too quickly, and I don't see anything appearing on the terminal. I struggle for a moment to understand the behavior of the 'output section.'