How do I get tenths of second, hundredth of second, millisecond, etc. from an NSTimeInterval in Swift?
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just divide it by 10, 100, 1000 – Leo Dabus Nov 24 '15 at 02:14
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Of what? An `NStimeInterval`? `NSDate`? – JAL Nov 24 '15 at 02:19
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NSTimeInterval is a representation of seconds as a typealias of Double. You can get the tenths, hundreths, etc. of a second by diving its value:
let timeInterval = NSTimeInterval(1.0) // 1 second
let tenth = timeInterval / 10.0 // 0.1
let hundreth = timeInterval / 100.0 // 0.01
let millisecond = timeInterval / 1000.0 // 0.001
