JAVASCRIPT

JAVASCRIPT getUTCSeconds() METHOD

The getUTCSeconds() method in javascript returns the seconds of time in UTC (Universal Coordinated Time) as numbers from 0 to 59.

The general format is:

dateObject.getUTCSeconds();

If you want to return the seconds with getUTCSeconds() method, you will first have to create a new date object and then use the new date object with the getUTCSeconds() method.

Example 1: Using getUTCSeconds() for the seconds of the current time

<script type="text/javascript">

var ss=new Date(); // creates new date object

ss=ss.getUTCSeconds(); // returns the seconds

document.write(ss); // outputs the seconds

</script>

The above will output:



Example 2: Using getUTCSeconds() to get the seconds of a specified date/time:

<script type="text/javascript">

var ss=new Date("January 16, 2008 21:37:23"); // creates a new date object

ss=ss.getUTCSeconds(); // returns the seconds

document.write(ss); // outputs the seconds

</script>

The above will output:



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