At times it's important to know the information about when was your Mac device (Macbook, iMac, or Mac Mini) was last re-booted. You can know this detail easily by running the last reboot command in the Terminal
% last reboot
reboot ~ Sat Sep 10 08:21
reboot ~ Fri Sep 9 08:45
reboot ~ Thu Sep 8 09:52
reboot ~ Wed Sep 7 07:52
reboot ~ Sun Sep 4 07:52
reboot ~ Sat Sep 3 08:59
reboot ~ Fri Sep 2 20:12
reboot ~ Fri Sep 2 08:12
reboot ~ Wed Aug 31 08:09 As you can see, the last reboot commands return history with the date and time, when your Mac device was rebooted.
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