| Sys.time | R Documentation |
Sys.time and Sys.Date returns the system's idea of the
current date with and without time.
Sys.time() Sys.Date()
Sys.time returns an absolute date-time value which can be
converted to various time zones and may return different days.
Sys.Date returns the current day in the current time zone.
Sys.time returns an object of class "POSIXct" (see
DateTimeClasses). On almost all systems it will have
sub-second accuracy, possibly microseconds or better. On Windows it
increments in clock ticks (usually 1/60 of a second) reported to
millisecond accuracy.
Sys.Date returns an object of class "Date" (see Date).
Sys.time may return fractional seconds, but they are ignored by
the default conversions (e.g., printing) for class "POSIXct".
See the examples and format.POSIXct for ways to reveal them.
date for the system time in a fixed-format character
string.
Sys.timezone.
system.time for measuring elapsed/CPU time of expressions.
Sys.time() ## print with possibly greater accuracy: op <- options(digits.secs = 6) Sys.time() options(op) ## locale-specific version of date() format(Sys.time(), "%a %b %d %X %Y") Sys.Date()
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