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Hours in a Day
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Number of hours in a day.
bash
npm install @stdlib/constants-time-hours-in-day
javascript
var HOURS_IN_DAY = require( '@stdlib/constants-time-hours-in-day' );
#### HOURS_IN_DAY
Number of hours in a day.
javascript
var bool = ( HOURS_IN_DAY === 24 );
// returns true
javascript
var randu = require( '@stdlib/random-base-randu' );
var roundn = require( '@stdlib/math-base-special-roundn' );
var HOURS_IN_DAY = require( '@stdlib/constants-time-hours-in-day' );
var hrs;
var d;
var i;
function days2hours( days ) {
return days * HOURS_IN_DAY;
}
for ( i = 0; i < 10; i++ ) {
d = roundn( randu()*20.0, -2 );
hrs = days2hours( d );
console.log( '%d days => %d hours', d, hrs );
}
@stdlib/constants-time/hours-in-week][@stdlib/constants/time/hours-in-week]: number of hours in a week.
