Month and day

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Assuming that to day it January 1 2007 when the
following code is and the response is 1. Is there a
way to get back 01? I’m also looking to get 01 for
the day. It looks like %m and %d is what I’m looking
for but I don’t know how to implement the formatting.

t = Time.now
puts t.mon
=> 1

Jeff

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Never mind I to got it. It most be putting it in
writing jogs the brain.

t = Time.now

puts t.strftime("%m%d")

Jeff

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--- Jeffrey Bowen <ja_bowen@yahoo.com> wrote:

Assuming that to day it January 1 2007 when the
following code is and the response is 1. Is there a
way to get back 01? I’m also looking to get 01 for
the day. It looks like %m and %d is what I’m
looking
for but I don’t know how to implement the
formatting.

t = Time.now
puts t.mon
=> 1

Jeff

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07
=> nil

Todd

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On 7/17/07, Jeffrey Bowen <ja_bowen@yahoo.com> wrote:

Assuming that to day it January 1 2007 when the
following code is and the response is 1. Is there a
way to get back 01? I'm also looking to get 01 for
the day. It looks like %m and %d is what I'm looking
for but I don't know how to implement the formatting.

t = Time.now
puts t.mon
=> 1

'%02d' % Time.now.mon