Date and Time Management question 15
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Dan Kelly
Jul 13, 2011, 8:09:24 AM7/13/11
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What is the difference, in seconds, between the current timestamp in
the GMT time zone and
the current timestamp in your local time zone?
A. It depends on the number of hours between the local time zone and
GMT
B. There is no difference
C. The two will only match if the local time zone is GMT
D. The two will never match
E. None of the above
the GMT time zone and
the current timestamp in your local time zone?
A. It depends on the number of hours between the local time zone and
GMT
B. There is no difference
C. The two will only match if the local time zone is GMT
D. The two will never match
E. None of the above
Seal Trip
Jul 13, 2011, 9:17:44 AM7/13/11
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B. There is no difference
If I am in Spain I am in Spain. If And if I am in ATL, I am in ATL
Alex Stetsenko
Jul 13, 2011, 9:32:15 AM7/13/11
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At first was going to say A and C but I guess B it is.
At any moment of time Unix timestamp should be the same, it is local time which is going to be different.
At any moment of time Unix timestamp should be the same, it is local time which is going to be different.
Darren Cato
Jul 13, 2011, 1:53:50 PM7/13/11
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Dan Kelly
Jul 14, 2011, 10:55:10 AM7/14/11
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There is no difference between the current time in any time zone—the
current time is an
absolute point in time! Therefore, the difference is zero and the
correct answer is B.
current time is an
absolute point in time! Therefore, the difference is zero and the
correct answer is B.
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