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- What is the difference between UTC and GMT? - Stack Overflow
Key difference: Both UTC and GMT are time standards that differ in terms of their derivation and their use To quote timeanddate com: The Difference Between GMT and UTC: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is often interchanged or confused with Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) But GMT is a time zone and UTC is a time standard
- Creating a DateTime object with a specific UTC DateTime in PowerShell
Get-Date converts the given UTC time to local time and stores it as a datetime object with Kind set to Local It does store the correct physical point in time, but it is a local time and will be printed in local time Note that this still IS a correct answer to the question OP did not specifically ask for creating a datetime object with kind
- Excel - How to convert UTC date time - Stack Overflow
As was pointed out by @ForwardEd this only brings in the UTC time Upon further thinking since this is computer generated the format will remain the same The following formula also considers the time zone: =(SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(A1,27),"T"," "))+(MID(A1,28,3) 24) Then format it like you want: And you get:
- how to convert string to DateTime as UTC as simple as that
The accepted answer did not work for me Using DateTimeOffset Parse(string) or DateTimeOffset ParseExact(string) with the UtcDateTime converter correctly changed the kind of the DateTime to UTC, but also converted the time To get to a DateTime that has the same time as the original string time, but in UTC use the following:
- What is the difference between ZoneOffset. UTC and ZoneId. of(UTC)?
The docs also say "If the zone ID equals 'GMT', 'UTC' or 'UT' then the result is a ZoneId with the same ID and rules equivalent to ZoneOffset UTC" Same ID and rules, but different behaviour ZoneId of("Z") gives you ZoneOffset UTC but ZoneId of("UTC") gives you a ZoneId (that is not ZoneOffset UTC) This API is unintuitive, to say the least
- How to convert from UTC to EST in SQL? - Stack Overflow
from: Convert Datetime column from UTC to local time in select statement sample_start_time 2021-03-10 21:13:00 000 becomes sample_start_time_est 2021-03-10 16:13:00 000 -05:00 Though EST is now displayed, I think the system still recognizes it as UTC based on the results of subsequent queries
- datetime - How to get UTC time in Python? - Stack Overflow
All of the above is now considered obsolete Python 3 2 introduced datetime timezone so that a proper tzinfo for UTC could be available to all So the modern version becomes: def utc_now(): return datetime datetime now(tz=datetime timezone utc)
- javascript - Get a UTC timestamp - Stack Overflow
The UTC timestamp on the jsfiddle link is incorrect Actually your "Local timestamp" is the UTC timestamp and your "UTC timestamp" is the # of seconds between epoch UTC and your local time, which isn't really meaningful Date getTime automatically returns a UTC timestamp –
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