Web Forms :: Create Stop Watch Application
Apr 27, 2016
I done my c# code to stop watch
protected void tm1_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
long sec = sw.Elapsed.Seconds;
long min = sw.Elapsed.Minutes;
long hour = sw.Elapsed.Hours;
Label1.Text = hour.ToString("00") + ":" + min.ToString("00") + ":" + sec.ToString("00");
[code]...
When i stop the stop watch i want to display the stopped time in msg box how i get it?????
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