This project, ConometroEmerson, is a simple stopwatch application developed to explore and learn about tools in Visual Studio. The stopwatch provides basic functionality such as start, stop, and reset. It was created as a learning exercise to understand better how to work with Windows Forms and time management in C#.
- Start: Begin counting time with millisecond precision.
- Stop: Pause the stopwatch, maintaining the current elapsed time.
- Reset: Reset the stopwatch to zero and prepare for a new count.
- Real-time Display: Updates the display to show elapsed time in hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds.
FrmCronometro.cs: The main form class where the stopwatch functionality is implemented. It handles user interactions and the timer updates.Program.cs: The entry point of the application responsible for launching the form.
The application uses the Stopwatch class from the .NET framework to measure elapsed time. User interactions such as starting, stopping, and resetting the stopwatch are handled by buttons on the form. A timer updates the label that displays the elapsed time every tick.
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Clone the repository.
git clone <repository-url>
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Navigate to the project directory and build the solution:
cd ConometroEmerson dotnet build -
Run the project:
dotnet run
- FrmCronometro.cs: Contains the logic for starting, stopping, resetting, and displaying the stopwatch time.
- Program.cs: Initializes the application and runs the main form.
StopwatchC#Windows FormsVisual StudioTime ManagementLearning Project