data.date = new Date(jObjectTip.getLong("createdAt") * 1000);
That command is used to grab data from FourSquare.
data.date = new Date(jObjectTip.getLong(createdAt) * 1000); That command is used to grab data from
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data.date = new Date(jObjectTip.getLong("createdAt") * 1000);
That command is used to grab data from FourSquare.
Assuming that
createdAtis unix timestamp, the code will be:Note that
NSTimeIntervalis a typedef fordouble, and it stores the time in seconds, unlike Java, so there’s no need to multiply the value by 1000;