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## Overview
The hash code of an object is a unique integer value. It differentiates an object from another. Objects with the same value have the same hash code.

## Syntax



**`t_o`**:  The name of the time object whose hash code we want to obtain

## Return value

It returns the hashcode of the time object.

## Example


# create time objects
t1 = Time.now
t2 = Time.new()
t3 = Time.new(2020)
t4 = Time.new(2001, 11, 11)

# get hash code
# and print results
puts t1.hash
puts t2.hash
puts t3.hash
puts t4.hash

## Explanation
* Line 2 to 4: We create some time objects, `t1`,`t2`, `t3`, and `t4`.
* Line 9 to 12: We call the `hash` method on the time objects and print the results.


How to get the hash code of a time object in Ruby

Get a time object's unique hash code in Ruby by calling the `hash` method on it.