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How to find the Greenwich Mean time in Perl?

Posted by Joys of Programming on in Perl

Using localtime, you can find the local time. But to find the greenwich mean time also known as GMT, you must make use of the function gmt.

Tags: Daylight saving time, Greenwich Mean Time, time, Time zone

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