Ruby | Time mon() function

The mon() is an inbuilt method in Ruby returns the month of the year for time.

Syntax: time.mon()

Parameters: The function accepts no parameter

Return Value: It returns the month of the year for time.

Example 1:

# Ruby code for mon() method

# Include Time
require 'time'

# Declaring time
a = Time.new(2000, 12, 23)

# Prints the month of the year for the time
puts a.mon()

Output:

12

Example 2:

# Ruby code for mon() method

# Include Time
require 'time'

# Declaring time
a = Time.now()

# Prints the month of the year for the time
puts a.mon()

Output:

8