Offset a date : DateTime « Date « Ruby






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  3. DateTime

Offset a date


require 'date'
local = DateTime.now
local.to_s                   # => "2006-03-18T20:15:58-0500"

utc = local.new_offset(0)
utc.to_s                     # => "2006-03-19T01:15:58Z"








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