Returns a textual representation for the duration specified thanks to its start and stop times. .
This is not a totally obvious function, since overflow must not occur, and microseconds are not required to be in the [0;100000[ range.
| startingSecond | the second corresponding to the starting moment. | |
| startingMicrosecond | the microsecond corresponding to the starting moment. | |
| stoppingSecond | the second corresponding to the stopping moment. | |
| stoppingMicrosecond | the microsecond corresponding to the stopping moment. |
| SystemException | if the duration is strictly negative. |
second(s) and 322 microsecond(s)
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