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04-04-2007
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Wrong date function
Hi,
I am getting some very strange output when using date function in PERL on Solaris. Infact the month portion is wrong and it is 1 less then the current, means today it is responding as month =3 , andthis should be 4 ------> April Any help my code is Code:
($day, $month, $year) = (localtime)[3,4,5]; print $day; print $month; print $year; 
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Infact the month portion is wrong and it is 1 less then the current, means today it is responding as month =3 , andthis should be 4 ------> April
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from the Perl manuals:
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