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What are the benefits of using DATETIME data types in MySQL for storing timestamps compared to Unix timestamps?

Using DATETIME data types in MySQL for storing timestamps allows for easier readability and manipulation of date and time values compared to Unix time...

Are there any best practices to follow when working with UNIX timestamps in PHP?

When working with UNIX timestamps in PHP, it's important to ensure that you are using the correct functions to convert timestamps to and from human-re...

How can timezones impact the accuracy of converting Unix timestamps to normal time in PHP?

Timezones can impact the accuracy of converting Unix timestamps to normal time in PHP because Unix timestamps are typically stored in UTC time. When c...

What are the best practices for handling Unix timestamps in PHP when querying a MySQL database?

When querying a MySQL database with Unix timestamps in PHP, it's important to properly convert the timestamps to a readable format for easier manipula...

What are the differences between Unix and MySQL timestamps, and how can they impact PHP scripts that handle date calculations?

Unix timestamps are the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970, while MySQL timestamps are formatted as 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS'. When...

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