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7.3.3.Environment.TickCount

Option Strict On



Public Module TimerFunction

   Public Sub Main()

      Dim starttime, endtime As Integer

      starttime = Environment.TickCount

      For ctr As Integer = 0 to 10000000



      Next

      endtime = Environment.TickCount

      Console.WriteLine("Elapsed time is {0} milliseconds", endtime - starttime)

   End Sub

End Module

Elapsed time is 16 milliseconds

7.3.Environment
	7.3.1.	Environment: MachineName, SystemDirectory, GetLogicalDrives, Version
	7.3.2.	Get the command line arguments using the Environment class
	7.3.3.	Environment.TickCount
	7.3.4.	Environment.OSVersion
	7.3.5.	Environment.UserName
	7.3.6.	Sort Command line arguments
	7.3.7.	Get the path that stores favorite links
	7.3.8.	Use PlatformID class to identify the currently executing operating system.

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