Quick JS help

I have a page and I am trying to display the date, however when I use any of the getDate, getHour, etc I keep getting this result:
function getMonth() { [native code] } / function getDate() { [native code] }

I don't understand why the functions are not working, I separated them out, but none of them work, here is my code.

Code:

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        var d = new Date()
       
        document.write(d.getMonth);
        document.write('/');
        document.write(d.getDate);
        document.write('/');
        document.write(d.getFullYear);
        document.write(' ');
        document.write(d.getHours);
        document.write(':');
        document.write(d.getMinutes);
        document.write(':');
        document.write(d.getSeconds);

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Thanks!

Although I don't really know why it does this... This will fix it. Note on the Month that you need to add 1 to it because it is a 0 bound array of the months.

Code:

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var d = new Date()
var m = d.getMonth()
var y = d.getFullYear()
var h = d.getHours()
var mn = d.getMinutes()
var s = d.getSeconds()

document.write(m+1);
document.write('/');
document.write(d);
document.write('/');
document.write(y);
document.write(' ');
document.write(h);
document.write(':');
document.write(mn);
document.write(':');
document.write(s);

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Thanks, it was because I forgot the parentheses after all the get statements! Thanks anyways.

Yeah if you leave out the parenthasis it returns the function's code. That is done so you can swap functions around, e.g.

function someFunc() {
alert('Hello');
}
document.forms[0].onsubmit = someFunc();

which would make the first form's onsubmit event hander be the same as someFunc().