I need to take a bunch of Unix time stamps and I need to convert them to date in microseconds so that I can graph them.
I find that if I have a timestamp for milliseconds I can get it to work. here is my timestamp 1516354232225350.
This will not fit into int, and all the functions/methods that I have seen are all int's.
This is what I need for the output "Friday, January 19, 2018 9:30:32.225 AM" or better yet all the way down to the microsecond, as this is shown in milliseconds.
The above timestamp conversion was taken from Epoch Converter.
How the heck to I do this? I have tried to divide the timestamp but ended up with 1970-01-18 13:12:34.232225. I did that conversion using a Python method.
I really don't know python but it at least gave me an output in microseconds but with the wrong date. The above was done dividing, "timestamp/1000000000".
I find that if I have a timestamp for milliseconds I can get it to work. here is my timestamp 1516354232225350.
This will not fit into int, and all the functions/methods that I have seen are all int's.
This is what I need for the output "Friday, January 19, 2018 9:30:32.225 AM" or better yet all the way down to the microsecond, as this is shown in milliseconds.
The above timestamp conversion was taken from Epoch Converter.
How the heck to I do this? I have tried to divide the timestamp but ended up with 1970-01-18 13:12:34.232225. I did that conversion using a Python method.
I really don't know python but it at least gave me an output in microseconds but with the wrong date. The above was done dividing, "timestamp/1000000000".