Code example FTA: to 'start clock'. Print "Press Ctrl+C to stop showing the time.\n". while true, A number called 'this hour' is current time's hour,

Code example FTA: to 'start clock'. Print "Press Ctrl+C to stop showing the time.\n". while true, A number called 'this hour' is current time's hour, A number called 'this minute' is current time's minute, A number called 'this second' is current time's second, print "\r->\t{this hour:02}:{this minute:02}:{this second:02}\t<-" without newline, Wait 1 second. 'start clock'. There’s a a race condition there because “current time” is read thrice (it could be 7:59:59 when “this hour” is computed and 8:00:00 when “this minute” is computed) Also, on “reads like English”: “while true” doesn’t sound like that to me. Neither does {this hour:02}