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Returns
Number - An integer.
Example
The following example initially creates a new Date object, setting the date to May 15, 2004,
and uses Date.setMonth() to change the date to June 15, 2004:
var today_date:Date = new Date(2004,4,15);
trace(today_date.getUTCMonth()); // output: 4
today_date.setUTCMonth(5);
trace(today_date.getUTCMonth()); // output: 5
See also
getUTCDay (Date.getUTCDay method), getDay (Date.getDay method)
setUTCSeconds (Date.setUTCSeconds method)
public setUTCSeconds(second:Number, [millisecond:Number]) : Number
Sets the seconds for the specified Date object in universal time and returns the new time in
milliseconds.
Parameters
second:Number - An integer from 0 to 59.
millisecond:Number [optional] - An integer from 0 to 999. If you omit this parameter, the
milliseconds field of the specified Date object will not be modified.
Returns
Number - An integer.
Example
The following example initially creates a new Date object, setting the time and date to
8:00:00 a.m. on May 15, 2004, and uses Date.setSeconds() to change the time to 8:30:45
a.m.:
var my_date:Date = new Date(2004,4,15,8,0,0);
trace(my_date.getUTCSeconds()); // output: 0
my_date.setUTCSeconds(45);
trace(my_date.getUTCSeconds()); // output: 45
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