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Title : Working with Dates and Times in PHP
Categories : PHP, Date Time
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In this article Hermawan will teach you how to work with the date and time functions in PHP in a way such that your site will not suffer from jet lag.Let's discuss dates and times and how we them in PHP projects. The date and time functions allow you to use the time of the server that PHP running on so keep in mind that this function will depend on the local setting of your server.

Working with Dates and Times in PHP - First Step

Now, the first step in our move is we have to know what value the time function in PHP produces. Run this code on your server:


<?
print time();
?>



You will see a line of numbers in your browser. That is the number of seconds since the epoch. The epoch was on January 1st 1970. This line of numbers is called a UNIX timestamp.

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