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setDate

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After you create a DateTime object, you can use its setTime method to change the time or its ________________ method to change the date.

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2038

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Because most systems today store timestamps as 32-bit signed integers, the upper limit of a timestamp on these systems is January 19 in the year________________.

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new

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To create a DateTime object for the current date, you use the ________________ keyword and pass no arguments to the constructor.

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DateInterval

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One of the methods of a DateTime object lets you add a/an __________ object to it.

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timestamp

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A ______________ is an integer that represents a date and time as the number of seconds since midnight, January 1, 1970.

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DateTime

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The use of ________________ objects resolves the Y2K38 problem because the upper limits of dates and times are essentially removed.

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Y2K38

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Timestamps will encounter a(n) _______ problem if they are not converted to DateTime objects.

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relative

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When you use the strtotime function, you can use an absolute template to create a timestamp for the date that you specify, or you can use a ________________ template to create a timestamp for the current date and adjust it based on the offsets that you specify.

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diff

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Which method of a DateTime object can be used to determine an amount of time between two dates or times?

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format

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The date function makes it easy to create a timestamp for the current date and ________________ it before returning the value.

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seconds

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A timestamp stores the number of ________________ since midnight on January 1, 1970 GMT.

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True

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T/F: A DateInterval object represents an internval of time rather than a point in time.

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