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Microsoft® JScript™
getFullYear Method		  Language Reference 
Version 3 

See Also                  Applies To

Description
Returns the year stored in the Date object according to local time.
Syntax
objDate.getFullYear()
Remarks
To get the year according to Universal Coordinated Time (UTC), use the getUTCFullYear method.

The getFullYear method returns the year as an absolute number. For example, the year 1976 is returned as 1976. This avoids problems with dates occuring at the end of the 20th century.

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