Go timestamp and date string conversion to each other

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In the go language, get the timestamp with time. Now (). Unix (), formatted time with T. Format, time for parsing. Parse.

Look at the instance code:

Package main Import ("FMT"" Time") Func main () {//Get time stampTimestamp:=Time . Now (). Unix () fmt. PRINTLN (timestamp)//formatted as a string, TM is of type timeTM:= time. Unix (timestamp,0) fmt. Println (TM. Format ("2006-01-02 03:04:05 PM") FMT. Println (TM. Format ("02/01/2006 15:04:05 PM"))  //From a string to a timestamp , the first argument is the format, the second is the time string to converttm2, _:= time. Parse ("01/02/2006","02/08/2015") fmt. Println (TM2. Unix ())}

Output Result:

1423361979

2015-02-08 10:19:39 AM

08/02/2015 10:19:39 AM

1423353600

Looking at the code above, you might wonder why the format string was used in the 2006-01-02 format. In the go language, these numbers are special letters, not random numbers, see the following list:

Month 1,01,jan,january

Day 2,02,_2

When 3,03,15,pm,pm,am,am

Sub 4,04

SEC 5,05

Year 06,2006

Weeks Mon,monday

Time zone difference means -07,-0700,z0700,z07:00,-07:00,mst

Time zone letter abbreviation MST