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//Note that the startTmr token is essentially a variable holding a number that represents the current
//time, and the checkTmr( command essentially takes the current value of startTmr at execution and
//subtracts the value stored in the provided variable from it.
//Initialize a timer to variable A by storing the current time to A
startTmr->A
<put code to execute while clock is running here>
//Get the amount of time elapsed since the time was stored to A, and store it to B, for safe keeping. Optionally, you can even store it back into A.
checkTmr(A->B
//note that the clock still technically runs here, so none of the calculations here can use the timer stored in A.
<put code to execute while clock is paused here>
//Take the current time, and move backwards B seconds, storing it back into A
startTmr-B->A
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