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As the title, is there a way to get the Timer working under the threshold of a millisecond?
My question is similar the following one, but it is intended for Java:
Thread.Sleep for less than 1 millisecond
If you want to sleep,
Thread.sleephas 2 methods, one of which accepts nanoseconds. If you want to schedule a task, you can use aScheduledExecutorServicewhichschedulemethods can use nanoseconds too.As explained by @MarkoTopolnik, the result will most likely not be precise to the nanosecond.