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Post 302167626 by matrixmadhan on Friday 15th of February 2008 02:43:19 AM
02-15-2008
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My business is in its growth stage so I have no spare time to do anything else. I'm on my computer 15 hours/day. Once in a while I take a little break and watch tv, but I do that on my computer too, and usually work on something at the same time.
My business has been going for 5 years now, but until 2 months ago it was just a side job. In December I decided to drop other work and make this full time, so if I want it to work, I have to invest all my time into it for at least the next few months.
My business has been going for 5 years now, but until 2 months ago it was just a side job. In December I decided to drop other work and make this full time, so if I want it to work, I have to invest all my time into it for at least the next few months.
you bet me by 3 hours !!!
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DATEINTERVAL(3) 1 DATEINTERVAL(3) The DateInterval class INTRODUCTION
Represents a date interval. A date interval stores either a fixed amount of time (in years, months, days, hours etc) or a relative time string in the format that DateTime's constructor supports. CLASS SYNOPSIS
DateInterval DateInterval Properties o public integer$y o public integer$m o public integer$d o public integer$h o public integer$i o public integer$s o public integer$invert o public mixed$days Methods o public DateInterval::__construct (string $interval_spec) o publicstatic DateInterval DateInterval::createFromDateString (string $time) o public string DateInterval::format (string $format) PROPERTIES
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