What are the reasons for a C# timer to only execute once?
There are a few reasons why a C# Timer only executes once.
- Timer expiration: You can specify the interval time of the timer by setting the Interval property of the Timer. When the timer reaches the specified interval time, it will trigger execution once.
- The timer can be started by calling the Start method of the Timer, when started it will immediately execute once.
- Restarting the timer: The timer can be restarted by calling the Restart method of Timer, which will immediately execute once it is restarted.
- Manual trigger: You can manually trigger execution by calling the Tick event or the Elapsed event of the Timer.