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Date parse()

Syntax Date.parse(date) The parse() method returns the time, represented in milliseconds between date argument string and midnight, January 1, 1970, GMT. This method is associated with the "Date" object rather than a date instance. The string date should use the format written by the Date toGMTString() method, which looks like the following: Mon, 24 Oct 1982 12:03:27 -0200 The method will also accept strings that lack all or portions of the time and time zone. <html>     <script language="JavaScript">     <!--     //Display a date in milliseconds     document.write("<br>The milliseconds of the string: ");     document.write(Date.parse("Sun, 24 Oct 1982 12:03:27"));     -->     </script>     </html>