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PHP » Date » date

Formatting Characters for the date() Function for Second


 

Character        Description 

s                Second, with leading zero (two digits). 

Z                Integer representation of the difference in seconds between local time and GMT/UTC (for example, 36000 for GMT+1000 and �18000 for GMT�0500).

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