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Sep 29, 2021 · Backend Development

Why Does new Date('2021-10-01') Parse as UTC While Other Formats Use Local Time?

This article explains why JavaScript's Date constructor treats ISO‑8601 date‑only strings as UTC but interprets other date formats using the local time zone, detailing V8's parsing logic and showing example outputs in Node.js.

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Why Does new Date('2021-10-01') Parse as UTC While Other Formats Use Local Time?
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