Table of Contents

• Calculating Decades
• Calculating Years
• Calculating Months

Let’s dive into the code examples!

Calculating Decades

To calculate the number of decades, we divide the number of years by 10. Here’s an example in Python:

def calculate_decades(years):
    decades = years // 10
    return decades

To use this function, simply pass the number of years as an argument:

print(calculate_decades(45))  # Output: 4

This will return the number of decades since the specific moment.

Calculating Years

To calculate the number of years, we can subtract the specific moment from the current year. Here’s an example in JavaScript:

function calculate_years(specificMoment) {
  const currentYear = new Date().getFullYear();
  const years = currentYear - specificMoment;
  return years;
}

Pass the specific moment as an argument to the function:

console.log(calculate_years(1990));  // Output: 31

This will output the number of years since the specific moment.

Calculating Months

To calculate the number of months, we can multiply the number of years by 12. Here’s an example in Ruby:

def calculate_months(years)
  months = years * 12
  return months
end

Use the function by passing the number of years:

puts calculate_months(5)  # Output: 60

The output will be the number of months since the specific moment.

By using these code examples, you can easily calculate the number of decades, years, or months since a specific moment. Feel free to customize the code to suit your specific requirements.

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