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Time
1) Add day ordinal suffix to Time
2) Add seconds and multiples of seconds to add to a time with +
3) Add step method to Time
4) An email message format time output
5) ArgumentError
6) Check whether a time is daylight savings time or not with dst or isdst
7) Checking Whether Daylight Saving Time Is Currently in Effect
8) Compare time local
9) Compare times from now and 10 seconds in the future
10) Convert epoch times back into Time objects
11) Convert Time objects to an integer representing the number of seconds since the Unix time epoch
12) Convert time to time zone
13) Converting Between Time Zones
14) Create a Time object based on GMTUTC
15) Create a timer based on Time class and sleep
16) Create Time local
17) Doing Time Arithmetic
18) Except for the Navajo Nation, Arizona doesnt use Daylight Saving Time
19) Find out the hour of the day and the number of minutes and seconds on that hour
20) Finding the Day of the Week
21) Finding Todays Date
22) Format time as
23) Format time as %A, %B %d, %Y
24) Format time as %D
25) Format time as %d%m%y
26) Format time as %m%d%Y
27) Format time as %m-%d-%Y %H
28) Format time as %m-%d-%Y %I
29) Format Time as httpdate
30) Format time as iso8601
31) Format Time as rfc822
32) Get all kinds of particulars, such as the day, the day of the week, and the day of the year
33) Is daylight saving time
34) Is daylight saving time by time zone
35) Is it a leap year
36) Manipulate time objects by adding and subtracting numbers of seconds to them
37) Query with utc (or gmt) to see whether it represents Coordinated Universal Time, or UTC (also known as Greenwich Mean Time or GMT).tx
38) Restore the original time zone
39) Retrieve the year, the month, and the timezone
40) Strftime(%U) and strftime(%W)
41) The arguments to Time local are (in order) year, month, date, hour, minutes, seconds You can also call local with these arguments
42) The Time class allows you to create Time objects based on arbitrary dates
43) Time Formatting Directives
44) Time gm(2006) strftime(The year is %Y!)
45) Time Introduction
46) Time local and Time gm
47) Time now creates an instance of class Time thats set to the current time
48) Time Object Methods Used to Access DateTime Attributes
49) Time represented internally as seconds since the (platform-dependent) epoch
50) Time utc
51) Time#strftime directives
52) To set a given time, use the local method (mktime is a synonym)
53) Validate a date
54) You can see the difference in two Time objects by subtracting them