We are required to depict the ways in which we can access the current timestamp in JavaScript in −
---seconds
---milliseconds
JavaScript works with the number of milliseconds since the epoch whereas most other languages work with the seconds.
This will give you a Unix timestamp (in seconds) −
const date = new Date(); const unix = Math.round(+date / 1000); console.log(unix);
This will give you the milliseconds since the epoch (not Unix timestamp) −
const date = new Date(); const milliseconds = date.getTime(); console.log(milliseconds);