input your cron expression. ex. "1 * * * * *"

Convert your input Cron Expression. Then, the clone expression is interpreted in English and the following five values ​​for the clone expression are provided.

What is crom expression.

Cron expressions are expressions used in Linux and Unix systems to repeatedly perform tasks at specific time intervals. This expression consists of several fields representing times, each field separated by a space. Each field specifies when to run for that unit of time. Typically, cron expressions have the following format:

Cron expression is used to specify schedules in Unix-like operating systems. It consists of several fields that define when a job should be executed.

• Seconds (0-59): The second when the job will execute.
• Minutes (0-59): The minute when the job will execute.
• Hours (0-23): The hour when the job will execute.
• Day of Month (1-31): The day of the month when the job will execute.
• Month (1-12 or names): The month of the year when the job will execute.
• Day of Week (0-7 or names, 0 and 7 are Sunday): The day of the week when the job will execute.
• Year (optional): The year when the job will execute. Defaults to every year.

Each field can contain numbers, ranges (e.g., 1-5), lists (e.g., 1,3,5), and intervals (e.g., */10). A Cron expression looks like this:

The above example represents every second of every minute, every hour, every day, every month, every day of the week, every year.

Examples:

Executes at the 30th minute of every hour.

Executes at 10 PM every Monday.