Here's how I would do it:
var age:Number = todayDate.fullYear - birthDate.fullYear;
if (todayDate.month < birthDate.month || (todayDate.month ==
birthDate.month && todayDate.date < birthDate.date)) age--;
return age;
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Wouldn't that produce a negative number, given that birthDate
probably comes before todayDate?
Discounting that, I think that would give you the person's age in
milliseconds.
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ting time as well.
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Was mach Ich? Do I go with "Team Germany?" :)
How would I implement that code?
Danke,
James
Tracy Spratt wrote:
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expect it will work for
subracting time as well.
Tracy
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