A description of the options for the date function in PHP

Date formats the server's time

The syntax is described as String date (string Format,int[timestamp]), and the data type of the returned value is a string.

Function Description:

The string that returns the value is determined in the configured format. The options for formatting strings are as follows:

A: "AM" or "PM"

A: "AM" or "PM"

D: A few days, two digits, if not enough to fill 0; from "01" to "31"

D: Day of the week, 3 English letters, such as: "Fri"

F: Month, full name in English, such as: "January"

H:12 hours, from "01" to "12"

H: 24-hour hours, from "00" to "23"

G:12 hours, not up to 0; from "1" to "12"

G: 24 Hours of hours, not 0; from "0" to "23"

J: Few days, not enough to be 0; from "1" to "31"

L: Day of the week, full name in English, such as: "Friday"

M: month, two digits, from "01" to "12"

N: month, two digits, no supplement 0; from 1 to 12

M: Month, 3 English letters;

s: seconds; from "00" to "59"

S: The end of the word plus English ordinal number, two English letters, such as: "21th"

T: Specify the number of days for the month, from "28" to "31"

U: The total number of seconds

W: Number of days of the week, from "0 (Sunday)" to "6 (Saturday)"

Y: Year, four digits

Y: Year, two digits

Z: The first day of the year; from "1" to "366"