Reference say: "Get the number of milliseconds" So the difference should be micro seconds.
why milli-milli=micro?
Not shure because a output of Date.now() looks like this 41866529.26635742187.
Still it can be milli but with fraction
BTW there is also getTime() - similar but in seconds with fraction
getTime()
EDIT: what is a bit strange is that in Bangle 2 emulator Date.now() has no fraction
Date.now()
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why milli-milli=micro?
Still it can be milli but with fraction
BTW there is also
getTime()
- similar but in seconds with fractionEDIT: what is a bit strange is that in Bangle 2 emulator
Date.now()
has no fraction