JScript Method-getUTCMinutes method

Returns the minutes value expressed in global standard Time (UTC) in a Date object.
Dateobj.getutcminutes ()
The required option Dateobj parameter is a Date object.
Description
To get the number of minutes that are saved in local time, use the Getminutes method.
The getUTCMinutes method returns an integer that is between 0 and 59, which equals the number of minutes contained in the date object. In the following two kinds
The return value is 0: The time after the hour is shorter than 1 minutes, or the time value is not saved to the object when the Date object is created. But to be sure
The only way to determine exactly what kind of situation it is is to check both the hour and second values for 0. If these two values are both 0, then almost certainly no
There is a time saved to the Date object.
Example
The following example illustrates the use of the getUTCMinutes method.
function Utctimedemo ()
{
var d, s = "Current global standard Time (UTC) is:";
var c = ":";
D = new Date ();
S + + d.getutchours () + C;
S + + d.getutcminutes () + C;
S + + d.getutcseconds () + C;
S + + d.getutcmilliseconds ();
return (s);
}
Requirements
Version 3