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@dfa = Time.new
@type_me = gets
@i = 0
def type
pause_duration = 2
start_time = Time.new
until Time.new == start_time + pause_duration
puts "#{start_time + pause_duration} || #{Time.new}"
end
print @type_me[@i]
@i += 1
type
end
type
Why isn’t Time.new ever equal to start_time + pause_duration?
You’re just not likely to get them with the same microsecond precision in the loop. Use >= instead.