DATE COMMANDS(Task 1.4)

HEllO GUYS,

Now,here we can see some basic date related commands.

INTRODUCTION:-

Linux date command displays and sets the system date and time. This command also allows users to print the time in different formats and calculate future and past dates.

PREREQUISITES:-

  • A system running Linux
  • A user account with root privileges
  • Access to a terminal window/command line.
SYNTAX:-

The syntax for the date command is:

date [option]... [+format]

SOME BASIC COMMANDS:-

These are the most common formatting characters for the date command:

    • %D – Display date as mm/dd/yy
    • %Y – Year (e.g., 2020)
    • %m – Month (01-12)
    • %B – Long month name (e.g., November)
    • %b – Short month name (e.g., Nov)
    • %d – Day of month (e.g., 01)
    • %j – Day of year (001-366)
    • %u – Day of week (1-7)
    • %A – Full weekday name (e.g., Friday)
    • %a – Short weekday name (e.g., Fri)
    • %H – Hour (00-23)
    • %I – Hour (01-12)
    • %M – Minute (00-59)
    • %S – Second (00-60)
here is the required video for  this above commands




1).date --set="20100513 05:30"
2).date --date="2 year ago"
3).date --date="yesterday"
4).date --date="10 sec ago"
5).date --date="next monday"
6).date --date="4 day"
7).date --date="tomorrow"
8).date +%s
9).$ date -d "1984-04-08" +"%s"

just click this link to see the output of the above the commands












 


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