- Object Oriented Style:
DateTime DateTime::setDate (int $year, int $month, int $day)
- Procedural style:
DateTime date_date_set (DateTime $object, int $year, int $month, int $day)
- $year:this parameter contains the value of the year of the date.
- $month:this parameter contains the value of the month of the date.
- $day: this parameter contains the value of the day of the date.
// PHP illustration program
// DateTime::setDate() function
// Create a new DateTime() $datetime = new DateTime();
// Initialize year, month and day $Year = ’2019’ ; $Month = ’09’ ; $Day = ’30’ ;
// Calling the setDate() function $datetime -> setDate ( $Year , $Month , $Day );
// Get a new set of dates in // format ’ Ymd ’ echo $datetime -> format ( ’ Ymd’ ); ?> Exit:2019-09 -30
Program 2:
// PHP illustration program
// DateTime::setDate() function
// Create a new DateTime() object $datetime = new DateTime();
// Calling the setDate() function // with parameters such as 2019
// month 10 and day 1 $datetime -> setDate (2019, 10, 01);
// Get a new set of dates in // format ’ Ymd ’ echo $datetime -> format ( ’ Ymd’ ); ?> Exit:2019-10 -01
Link: https://www.php. net / manual / en / datetime.setdate.php
