[Solved] Time precision issue on comparison in mongodb driver in Go and possibly in other language and other database

Times in BSON are represented as UTC milliseconds since the Unix epoch (spec). Time values in Go have nanosecond precision. To round trip time.Time values through BSON marshalling, use times truncated to milliseconds since the Unix epoch: func truncate(t time.Time) time.Time { return time.Unix(0, t.UnixNano()/1e6*1e6) } … u := user{ Username: “test_bson_username”, Password: “1234”, UserAccessibility: … Read more

[Solved] Time Subtract in PHP

Check it out: if use $date2 as 24:00 $date1 = new DateTime(’02:40′); $date2 = new DateTime(’24:00′); $finaldate = $date2->diff($date1); echo $finaldate->format(‘%h:%i’); // 21:20 But if use $date2 as 00:00 $date1 = new DateTime(’02:40′); $date2 = new DateTime(’00:00′); $finaldate = $date2->diff($date1); echo $finaldate->format(‘%h:%i’); //02:40 1 solved Time Subtract in PHP

[Solved] Android : how can I add 5 Times in a variable and get total seconds of them

A easy way to do it, if the format is the one you have pointed, without have to worry in convert the Date is the following: int totalSum = getSecondsFromDate(“05:12:02”) + getSecondsFromDate(“19:12:52”) + getSecondsFromDate(“40:12:14”) + getSecondsFromDate(“56:54:10”) + getSecondsFromDate(“41:12:12”); private int getSecondsFromDate(String date){ //We split the date to have hours, minutes and seconds String splitDate = … Read more

[Solved] How transform days to hours, minutes and seconds in Python

The timedelta object doesn’t have hours property. Only microseconds, seconds and days. Use: myTime=”%02d:%02d:%02d.%06d” % (myTime.days*24 + myTime.seconds // 3600, (myTime.seconds % 3600) // 60, myTime.seconds % 60, myTime.microseconds) 3 solved How transform days to hours, minutes and seconds in Python

[Solved] Time shift in time format as input, the shifted real time as output [closed]

You will probably want some thing like the Calendar for the time addition. Example: Calendar future = Calendar.getInstance(); future.add(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, enteredHour); future.add(Calendar.MINUTE, enteredMinute); future.add(Calendar.SECOND, enteredSecond); //And so on… //Now the calendar instance ‘future’ holds the current time plus the added values. As for entering the time, one possibility is to enter it as a text, and … Read more

[Solved] Hours and time converting to a certain format [closed]

This can be done conveniently by using the appropriate representation for your fractional hours, namely a timedelta. If the input is of datatype string, convert to float first. Ex: from datetime import datetime, timedelta for td in [8.25, 17.75]: # add the duration as timedelta to an arbitrary date to get a time object: print((datetime(2020,1,1) … Read more

[Solved] how to get the time after two minutes [closed]

To get the date-string in bash: echo “Current: ” $(date +”%Y”-“%m”-“%d”T”%H”-“%M”-“%S”) echo “+2 min : ” $(date –date=”@$(($(date +%s)+120))” +”%Y”-“%m”-“%d”T”%H”-“%M”-“%S”) prints Current: 2014-09-10T15-58-15 +2 min : 2014-09-10T16-00-15 Read the time from string and print +2min string str=”2014-09-10T15-58-15″ new=$(date –date=”@$(($( IFS=”-T” read y m d H M S <<< “$str”;date –date=”$y-$m-${d}T$H:$M:$S” +%s )+120))” +”%Y”-“%m”-“%d”T”%H”-“%M”-“%S”) echo “From … Read more

[Solved] What does e-0 mean in Python? [duplicate]

If you want to measure the elapsed time to execute a funcV1 in seconds: ` import time start=time.time() print(funcV1(sample,result)) finish= time.time() print(“elapsed time=”,finish-start) ` solved What does e-0 mean in Python? [duplicate]

[Solved] Why is Android System.currentTimeMillis() not an accurate Timestamp? [duplicate]

While epoch time is measured in seconds, System.currentTimeMillis() returns the time in milliseconds for more accuracy, which is the value you see in the example. If you divide it by 1000 you will get the time in seconds, which will convert to the current epoch time you expect. You can paste the value in here … Read more

[Solved] Call to member function setDate() on string

You can use t in format specifier on DateTime‘s format function. date format specifiers format character: t Description: Number of days in the given month Example returned values: 28 through 31 <?php $input=”2017-08-28 10:50:30″; $date_time = DateTime::createFromFormat(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’, $input); $last_day_of_month = $date_time->format(‘Y-m-t H:i:s’); echo $last_day_of_month; This gives: 2017-08-31 10:50:30 Demo: https://eval.in/844314 0 solved Call to … Read more