Clock commands include:
The DATE$ and TIME$ functions return the current date and time as strings.
DATE [date] [/P]
Sets the system date (or prompts for a date if /P is specified) and then displays the date.
The date must be entered as M-D-Y or M/D/Y, where M is 1-12, D is 1-31, and Y is 0-99 or 1980-2099. If D or Y are omitted, current values are assumed.
DATE 10-5-26
Current date is Mon 10-05-2026
TIME [time] [/D] [/P]
Sets the system time (or prompts for a time if /P is specified) and then displays the time. /D displays the elapsed time.
The time must be entered as H:M:S.D, where H is 0-23, M is 0-59, S is 0-59, and D is 0-99 (hundredths of a second). If M, S, or D are omitted, zeros are assumed.
TIME 13:30
Current time is 13:30:00.00
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