Date formats in JavaScript – Learn JavaScript front-end programming. In this video we will learn about date formats and the date function in JavaScript.
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How to convert this "2019-11-05T18:30:00.000+0000" to MMDDYYYY format…??? answer this and I'll subscribe your channel
Yes !! thanks so much, man !
Thank You. You just save my day
So helpful, TY
Im curious as to why we would need to edit the date at all. Im working on an function which will retrieve the date on click so i was hoping to see an easier way getting rid of everything within the Date function after the year.
Why al this effort to spit out a static date. I'm confused.
your tutorials are much easier to learn….
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Legendary! Thanks so much
java script date function is more easier than php
Great videos, but I dont get this episode.
Hi, first of all Thank you for these great videos, I'm learning a lot!
Now a question.
When you wrote the Date() with the commas *format", it does not give the correct month. In your example: new Date(99, 06, 11, 12, 32, 23, 23) appears in the browser as the month of July, not June, as it should. I also notice that the Time Zone passes to GMT +0200, when in the other examples the Time Zone is GMT +0100.
Can you explain the reason for this?
you haven't aaded this episode to your JavaScript play list there is episode no 20 after 18
episode 19 is missing..
Would be interested to see a tutorial on validating number input to make it so it is same format as 4242 4242 4242 4242