The seconds of a Time object in Ruby are within the range 0–60. We can use the sec method in Ruby to get the seconds of a Time object.
t_o.sec
The sec method takes no parameters. It is only invoked by the Time object, which in this case is t_o.
An integer value is returned that is within the range 0–60.
# create time objectst1 = Time.now # current timet2 = Time.at(946702800)t3 = Time.new(2002, 10, 31, 2, 2, 2)# get the minutes# and print resultsputs t1.secputs t2.secputs t3.secputs "#{t3.to_a}"
Time object that has the current time value.Time.at() method. This creates a Time object that corresponds to the seconds that we pass to it since the Unix Epoch.Time.new(). We pass the year, month, day of the month, hour of the day, minutes of the day and finally the seconds of the minute.sec method on the Time objects we created and print the results.t3 in the array format.