Thank-god Avwerosuoghene Odukudu #: Metatrader is different from your broker, Why would an agent convince you to pay in money? Research your broker. Brokers normally never contact you first.
hPafF #: It is possible to use datetime in seconds, but it is anywhere described. int tm = TimeCurrent();
Yes! It is described in the documentation that a "datetime" is considered an "integer" type, and having the "time as the number of seconds elapsed since January 01, 1970". You can simply typecast it into an integer.
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Can you tel me about the withdraw?i don't know why i have to pay 20% tax before withdrawing,why it don't reduce from my account
This is not normal, contact the regulating authority of your broker.
We can't help you here.
Metatrader is different from your broker, Why would an agent convince you to pay in money? Research your broker. Brokers normally never contact you first.
Why?
"Why they won't contact you first?"
It is possible to use datetime in seconds, but it is anywhere described.
int tm = TimeCurrent();
Yes! It is described in the documentation that a "datetime" is considered an "integer" type, and having the "time as the number of seconds elapsed since January 01, 1970". You can simply typecast it into an integer.
It is possible to use datetime in seconds, but it is anywhere described.
int tm = TimeCurrent();
How can I blocked some people from commenting on my post?
You can't and you just did the same thing, posted your question in a irrelevant topic.