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I’m converting a json date to DateTime & i get the following structure:
2012-02-01T04:00:00.128Z
can someone please tell me, what does the .128Z stand for?
Thanks in advance.
.128is the millisecond part of the time stamp, andZstands for Zulu, which tells you that the time stamp is in UTC time (no hour shift, no daylight saving time).