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  • pseudo-elements(like ::before, ::after)
  • you have to know transform property.
  • position property in CSS

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Personal Management

Scheduling appointments, reminders and events.

Education

Organizing academic schedules, exams, and schools events.

Finance

Tracking budgets, tax deadlines, and investment timing

Government & Religious

Defining holidays, elections, prayer times and public services.

Tech/Product Development

Planning launches, software releases, and development timelines.

new Date()

  • Returns a Date object with the current date and time based on the system's clock.
  • This create a date object represent the current date and time.

toString()

  • The toString() method converts any data type into a string. Syntax: varname.toString(),

padStart()

  • It is used to JS to pad the current string with another string untill the resulting string reaches the given length.
    Example: str.padStart(len,char or string);

setInterval()

  • This method in JS repeatedly calls a function or executes a code with a fixed time delay between each call.

setTimeout()

  • This method is used to execute a function or code snippet after a specified delay in milliseconds.

date.get....()

  • getDate(): Returns the day of the month(1-31)
  • getMonth(): Returns the month(0-11)
  • getFullYear(): Returns the year(4 digit year)
  • getDay(): Returns the day of the week(0-6)
  • getHours(): Returns the hours(0-23)
  • getMinutes(): Returns the minites(0-59)
  • getSeconds(): Returns the seconds(0-59)
  • getMilliseconds(): Returns the milliseconds(0-999)
  • getTime(): Returns the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC