Date constructor
| Explanation | Initialize the Date object. If no arguments are taken, it will be initialized with the current date and time. When one argument is specified, if the argument is a character string representing date / time, the same interpretation as the parse method is performed, otherwise the date and time are initialized as milliseconds representing the elapsed time from UTC reference time increase. See parse method for string format If two or more arguments are specified, up to seven will be initialized as year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and millisecond (actually invalid).All omitted arguments will be 0. Creating a Date object without a constructor call will create a Date object with an invalid date and time without being initialized. | |
| Call format | var d = new Date( ) var d = new Date(value) var d = new Date(year, month, date [, hours [, minute [, sec [, ms ] ] ] ]) | |
| Return value | Date object | |
| Arguments | Object value | An object that represents a date string or elapsed time |
| integer year | Specify the year numerically | |
| integer month | Specify the month number with January as 0 | |
| integer date | Specify the day numerically | |
| integer hours | Specify the hour numerically | |
| integer minute | Specify the minute numerically | |
| integer sec | Specify the seconds numerically | |
| integer ms | Ignored | |
| Exception | None | |
| Example of use | | |
| Related item | parse method | |