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A timer object refers to a timer set to execute a function a certain number of times with a specified delay.

Note that after a timer has completed all its iterations, it is destroyed and any stored pointers to it become invalid.

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	A ~~'''~~timer~~'''~~ object refers to a timer set to execute a function a certain number of times with a specified delay.		A [[timer]] object refers to a timer set to execute a function a certain number of times with a specified delay.

	Note that after a timer has completed all its iterations, it is destroyed and any stored pointers to it become invalid.		Note that after a timer has completed all its iterations, it is destroyed and any stored pointers to it become invalid.