How to Display Dates and Times in JavaScript - Beginner's Tutorial

In today's video I'll be showing you how to display/format dates and times in JavaScript. I'll be showing two examples: plain JavaScript and using a library like Day.js
Day.js Library:
day.js.org/doc...
For your reference, check this out:
www.w3schools....
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thank you you explained everything, some other video does the code without even showing how and why it does what.

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[@jacob-w]

Vanilla Javascript has Intl.DateTimeFormat() functions, so you don't usually need to build simple or standard data formats by hand or use external libraries. Check MDN for documentation. Just Google: "Intl.DateTimeFormat" and you'll get the docs. :) Browser compatibility is no issue.

[@dcode-software]

Thanks, yeah you can use that method if it works for you but it doesn't let you pass in a mask to get custom formatting.

[@jacob-w]

@@dcode-software You can always use Intl.DateTimeFormat.prototype.formatToParts() and get an array that holds every single part of a datetime, if you want something non-standard and/or custom formats. It's locale aware, so you don't even have to translate your months and days! :-)
But sure, you cant't pass a format to that directly, but that's almost the point oft Intl.DateTimeFormat - you usually don't have to and you don't have to know how dates are formatted internationally.
Anyway I do like your videos and this is not a criticizm. Just a suggestion that there is a "standard way" of doing things too.
As a non-native english speaker those Intl functions are close to my heart. :-D Intl.NumberFormat() and Intl.RelativeTimeFormat() are worth checking out too.

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[@dbd868]

how to add say, "5 days 3 hours 2 minutes to that code so that i could get the time to finished a certain production....help me out...thanks for this its really great....

[@israelochoab3113]

And what about Intl.DateTimeFormat?

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