RandomTime

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`RandomTime`

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RandomTime[]

gives a pseudorandom time of day.

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RandomTime[{time_min,time_max}]

gives a pseudorandom time between the times time_min and time_max.

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RandomTime[time]

gives a pseudorandom times between the start and end of the time period time.

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RandomTime[quantity]

gives a pseudorandom time between now and the time quantity duration from now.

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RandomTime[range,n]

gives a list of n pseudorandom times.

Details and Options

RandomTime is used to generate time objects within a particular time period (i.e. a given hour, minute, second or a set of arbitrary points in time).
RandomTime[{time_min,time_max}] chooses times with a uniform probability distribution between time_min and time_max.
RandomTime[time] gives a time between the beginning and end of the specified time, based on its granularity, and is equivalent to RandomTime[DateBounds[time]]. Specifications for time may be a DateObject, TimeObject or DateInterval.
RandomTime[quantity] gives a time between Now and Now+quantity, where quantity is a duration specified using Quantity with a time unit. RandomTime[{quantity_min,quantity_max}] gives a time between Now+quantity_min and Now+quantity_max.
RandomTime[range,{n₁,n₂,…}] gives an n₁×n₂×… array of pseudorandom times.
The following options can be specified for generated times:
DateGranularity Automatic granularity of generated times

TimeZone Automatic time zone of generated times
RandomTime gives a different sequence of pseudorandom times whenever you run the Wolfram Language. You can start with a particular seed using SeedRandom.