JavaScript Date setUTCSeconds() method

The JavaScript date setUTCSeconds() method is used to set the seconds for a specified date on the basis of universal time.

Syntax

The setUTCSeconds() method is represented by the following syntax:

Parameter

secValue - It represents an integer value between 0 and 59, specifying the second. If the provided second value is greater than 59, the setUTCSeconds() method increments the minute value accordingly

msValue - It is optional. It represents an integer value between 0 and 999, specifying the millisecond. If the provided millisecond value is greater than 999, the setUTCSeconds() method increments the second value accordingly.

JavaScript Date setUTCSeconds() method example

Here, we will understand setUTCSeconds() method through various examples.

Example 1

Let's see an example to print current and updated second value.

<script>
var seconds=new Date();	
document.writeln("Current Second : "+seconds.getUTCSeconds()+"<br>");
seconds.setUTCSeconds(15);	
document.writeln("Updated Second : "+seconds.getUTCSeconds());
</script>

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Output:

Current Second : 46
Updated Second : 15

Example 2

Let's see an example to update the second value of the given time.

<script>
var seconds=new Date("August 15, 1947 20:22:10 GMT+5:30");	
seconds.setUTCSeconds(15);
document.writeln("Updated Second : "+seconds.getUTCSeconds());
</script>

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Output:

Updated Second : 15

Example 3

In this example, we will specify the millisecond value (greater than 999) with the seconds.

<script>
var seconds=new Date("August 15, 1947 20:22:10");	
seconds.setUTCSeconds(10,1012);
document.writeln("Updated Second : "+seconds.getUTCSeconds());
</script>

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Output: