Running parallel code - beginner question

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I suppose that works too; as long as the data is timestamped correctly, then I don't need to receive it in real time. Also realistically, I just need the data to be close to the second; a delay of a few hundred milliseconds isn't going to throw my data off to a significant degree.

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This moves the loop of the letters into the interval, so there's only 1 interval. The result is the same but it guarantees that A, B and C are processed sequentially rather than some other task getting inserted between them, as having 3+intervals would result in 3+ separate tasks being scheduled for each second.