I learned shell scripting for a little while and decided to recreate this question's accepted answer, though I can't really find how a DateTime equivalent would be in it.
How can I get a DateTime command? (In relation to Date time in Linux bash)
I learned shell scripting for a little while and decided to recreate this question's accepted answer, though I can't really find how a DateTime equivalent would be in it.
How can I get a DateTime command? (In relation to Date time in Linux bash)
 
    
    You can get the date by passing the date argument when declaring a variable:
var=$(date '+%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S');
And as pointed out by @Cyrus, you can also not use date via:
printf -v var "%(%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S)T\n" -1