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Description

Sets the UTC second of the minute (0-59) for the specified date.

Syntax

Signature Description
aDate.setUTCSeconds(secondsInt[, millisecondsInt])Sets the UTC second of the minute (0-59) for the specified date.

Parameters

Parameter Description
secondsIntAn integer in the range 0-59.
millisecondsIntAn integer in the range 0-999.

  • If millisecondsInt not specified value returned from the getUTCMilliseconds() method is used.
For specified values outside the ranges above the setUTCSeconds() method will try and set the date accordingly.

Examples

The code below shows an example of the setUTCSeconds() method of Date.



// Create a Date instance for the current date and time.
var todaysDate = new Date();
alert(todaysDate);

// Set UTC seconds.
todaysDate.setUTCSeconds(59);
alert(todaysDate + ' - Seconds set to 59');

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Related Tutorials

JavaScript Intermediate Tutorials - Lesson 2 - Dates and Times