PHP localtime – Get current datetime as an array

The localtime function is used to get the current date and time from the operating system as a C style associative array or list.

Syntax:

array localtime ()
array localtime (integer $Time)
array localtime (integer $Time, boolean $Associative)

Arguments:
$Time
The number of seconds since midnight before January 1, 1970. (UNIX style.)
Default $Time
The default $Time is the current date and time from the operating system.
$Associative
Iff true, the return value will be an associative array
Default $Associative
false

if $Associative is false (or absent), the return value is an indexed array containing:

0	The seconds of the minute (0..59)
1	The minutes of the hour (0..59)
2	The hour of the day (0..23)
3	The day of the month (1..31)
4	The month of the year as a number (1..12)
5	The year (4 digits)
6	The day of the week as a number (0..6)
7	The day of the year (0..365)
8	true iff daylight savings time is in effect

if $Associative is true, the return value is an associative array containing:

tm_sec	The seconds of the minute (0..59)
tm_min	The minutes of the hour (0..59)
tm_hour	The hour of the day (0..23)
tm_mday	The day of the month (1..31)
tm_mon	The month of the year as a number (1..12)
tm_year	The year (4 digits)
tm_wday	The day of the week as a number (0..6)
tm_yday	The day of the year (0..365)
tm_isdst	true iff daylight savings time is in effect

Example code:

 $Value) {
  echo "$Key => $Value\n";
}

$Now = localtime(time(), true);
echo "As an associative array:\n";
foreach ($Now as $Key => $Value) {
  echo "$Key => $Value\n";
}

?>