What is the difference between C.sleep() and time.Sleep() ?

The difference between C.sleep() and time.Sleep() primarily lies in the programming languages and environments they are used in, as well as their parameter specifications.

1. C.sleep():

   • This function is used in the C programming language.
   • It is typically included through the unistd.h header file on Unix-like systems.
   • The function causes the calling thread to sleep for a specified number of seconds.
   • In C, sleep() takes an argument in seconds. For example, sleep(10); will make the program pause for 10 seconds[1].

2. time.Sleep():

   • This function is used in the Go programming language, not in C.
   • It is a part of the time package in Go, hence it is called using time.Sleep().
   • The function pauses the current goroutine for the duration specified by the argument.
   • In Go, time.Sleep() takes a duration argument in nanoseconds, unless specified otherwise using time constants. For example, `time.Sle...