Computer Implemented Method and System, and Computer Program Product, for Displaying an Intentionally Inaccurate Count of Time
OwnerRichard A. Brennerinventor
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A computer implemented system and method, and a computer program product, for displaying an intentionally inaccurate count of time. For example, the method may include receiving display time information, which is comprised of information indicating an amount of time to be displayed, and receiving actual time information, which is comprised of information indicating an actual time to elapse, wherein the actual time is not equal to the display time. Actual time may be expressed as a percentage of the display time. The method also may include receiving start count information, wherein the start count information is information indicating that a count of time in an amount equal to the actual time should start. Responsive to receiving the start count information, the method may display a count of time equal to the display amount, wherein the count of time is displayed during an amount of time equal to the actual time.
A method, performed by a processor, for displaying an intentionally inaccurate count of time, the method comprising:
The method of clam 1, wherein the actual time information is comprised of information expressing the actual time as a percentage of the display time.
A computer implemented system for intentionally displaying an inaccurate amount of time,
A computer program product for intentionally displaying an inaccurate amount of time, the computer program product comprising at least one non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having program instructions stored thereon, which when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to perform a method comprising:
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