In Python, you can use the time module to add delays or pauses in your program. The time.sleep() function allows you to pause the execution of your code for a specified number of seconds. Here’s an example:

In this example, the program will print “This is the first line.”, then wait for 3 seconds before printing “This is the second line.”

You can adjust the argument passed to time.sleep() to specify the duration of the pause in seconds. For example, time.sleep(1) will pause the program for 1 second.

Keep in mind that when using time.sleep(), the execution of your entire program will be paused, so it’s important to use it judiciously and consider how it may affect the overall flow of your code.