Using thread.sleep with stringbuilder?

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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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[gleaming knoll]

Why do you want to wait 2 seconds here ?

[pine hound]

why not

[serene stump]

bc what ur asking is flawed

u can sleep for example with:

TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(2);
// or
Thread.sleep(2_000);

both do the same

however

there is likely no use case in practice where u would want to do that

there are much better approaches

but that depends on what exactly ur doing and why u think that sleeping would be useful here

then we can tell u the proper solution

[gleaming knoll]

First why specifically within two append ? There is no difference between doing that before, at the middle or after

And secondly, usually sleeping like that is flawed, if you have a gui for example, for the duration of the sleep, it won't respond
So what are you trying to do ?