Now I go through the date and time. I can not just display the date and time on the screen. Please explain what's what.

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    Try the Date.toString() method - this is the easiest and surest way.

    Update

    If you need something more perverted, that is, the class SimpleDateFormat , examples of handling it here

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      Many thanks, very helpful! - rberla
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      And how to make it so that it is updated in real time (I saw it somewhere, but in php) - rberla

    Prints the current date on the "screen":

     System.out.println(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis()));

    UPDATE : result of code execution:

     Sat Aug 18 00:11:32 EEST 2012
    • It will be count. milliseconds elapsed with Epoch - rberla
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      > It will be count. milliseconds elapsed with Epoch I'm afraid to surprise you, but time is a relative value. The starting point may be different. And the code displays the date, not the number of ms :) - jmu
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      In fact, this is the implicit call Date.toString() :) - Barmaley Date.toString()
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      Did I deny it? :) - jmu

    <? = date (Y)?>

    • The question was about Java, but thanks - rberla