Date and Time Utilities
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Last updated: August 2026 · 102 examples
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JavaScript Program to Validate An Email Address
Basic email validation.
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JavaScript Program to Display Date and Time
Print current date/time.
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JavaScript Program to Format the Date
Format with locale options.
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Javascript Program to Display Current Date
Use toLocaleDateString.
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JavaScript Program to Compare The Value of Two Dates
Compare timestamps.
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JavaScript Program to Create Countdown Timer
Simple countdown.
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JavaScript Program to Pass Parameter to a setTimeout() Function
Pass args to setTimeout.
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JavaScript Program to Find ASCII Value of Character
Use charCodeAt.
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Beginner-Friendly
Start with variables, operators, and control flow. Build confidence with simple, readable programs.
Practical Patterns
Practice common tasks like formatting strings, manipulating arrays, and working with dates.
Grow Skills
Advance to objects, classes, and asynchronous patterns such as promises and async/await.