Question

My program requires the result from inside an loop to be displayed or outputted with time intervals of 1000ms.
Is it possible to put the timer code:

 int delay2= 1000;
    final Timer timer2 = new Timer();
             timer2.schedule(new TimerTask(){
     public void run(){}

      },delay2, 1000);

Inside a loop to print an answer that is:

 System.out.println("dec2       "+deck2[g]);
       System.out.println("dec1       "+deck1[g]);

Between time intervals of 1000ms?

Thanks For Reading.

EDIT: Will this work?

final Timer timer2 = new Timer();
         timer2.schedule(new TimerTask(){
 public void run(){   
System.out.println("COUNT"+count);
for(int g = 0;g<e+1;g++)
 { 

   System.out.println("dec2       "+deck2[g]);
   System.out.println("dec1       "+deck1[g]);

}
} 
  },delay2, 1000);

EDIT2: Or This?

long t = new Date().getTime(); // time now in millies
do {
    for( g = 0;g<e+1;g++)
    {
    final long now = new Date().getTime();
    if( now - t >= 1000 ) {
System.out.println("dec2       "+deck2[g]);
 System.out.println("dec1       "+deck1[g]);
       t = new Date().getTime();  // reset reference time
    }
}
 count--;   
} while( count==0 );

Answer 1

If you don’t mind the performance impact you can do something like this.

long t = new Date().getTime(); // time now in millies
do {
    // do something here
    // ...
    final long now = new Date().getTime();
    if( now - t >= 1000 ) {
       // do your logging
       // ...
       t = new Date().getTime();  // reset reference time
    }
} while( someCondition );