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New Date ()
New Date (milliseconds)
New Date (datestring)
New Date (year, month)
New Date (year, month, day)
New Date (year, month, day, hours)
New Date (year, month, day, hours, minutes)
New Date (year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds)
New Date (year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds, microseconds)
The following is for 1.new date (), when there are no parameters, the current time Date object is created. 2.new Date (milliseconds), when the argument is a number, then this parameter is the timestamp, which is treated as milliseconds, creating a time-date object that is specified in milliseconds from January 1, 1970. 3.new Date (datestring), this parameter is a string, and this string must be able to use the Date.parse () conversion.
3.new Date (datestring), this parameter is a string, and this string must be able to use the Date.parse () conversion.
4. The following six constructors are precisely defined:
1). Year, is an integer, if it is 0-99, then add 1900 on this basis, and the others are returned as-is.
2). Month, is an integer with a range of 0-11.
3). Day, is an integer with a range of 1-31.
4). Hours, is an integer with a range of 0-23.
5). Minutes, is an integer with a range of 0-59.
6). Seconds, is an integer with a range of 0-59.
7). Microseconds is an integer with a range of 0-9999.
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(O[k]): (("xx" +o[k]). substr ("" +O[k] )); $ returnFMT; $ } - </Script>
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