A developer wants to determine how much time it takes for an activity to perform.
Based on the exhibit, what should the developer use to know how much time has elapsed in executing the Timed Activity sequence?
A developer wants to determine how much time it takes for an activity to perform.
Based on the exhibit, what should the developer use to know how much time has elapsed in executing the Timed Activity sequence?
To determine how much time has elapsed during the execution of the Timed Activity sequence, the correct approach involves capturing the current DateTime at the start, performing the activity, and then measuring the difference between the current DateTime and the initially captured DateTime. StartTime = DateTime.Now is used to record the initial time. After the activity completes, ElapsedTime = ((DateTime.Now - StartTime).TotalSeconds).ToString accurately calculates the time difference in seconds and converts it to a string. This method is precise for measuring elapsed time in seconds.
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