TimerHandles
TimerHandles are a fundamental concept in asynchronous programming and event-driven systems, particularly within environments that manage timed operations. Essentially, a TimerHandle is a reference or identifier returned by a system when a timer is set or scheduled to execute a specific function or piece of code after a certain delay or at regular intervals. This handle allows the program to interact with the scheduled timer, such as canceling it before it fires or querying its status.
When a timer is created, for instance, using functions like setTimeout or setInterval in JavaScript, or their
Common operations performed using a TimerHandle include cancellation. If a condition changes or the timed action