The problem: you have a string presenting a datetime value and you want convert it into DateTime object.
An answer: of course, the simplest way is you can parse that string into your fields and contruct new DateTime object then. But if the string is something like "12/8/2008 23:17", so how can you parse this string into month,day,year,hour and minute.
But .Net Framework already support you for such task. You can use DateTime.ParseExact() for this purpose. Here is sample code
Pay a little attention in line 3 & 4, you must provide exactly format of your date time string. Acctually, I don't know why we need an IFormatProvider in here :-) (so I use default one as you can see)
Hope this tip will help you
An answer: of course, the simplest way is you can parse that string into your fields and contruct new DateTime object then. But if the string is something like "12/8/2008 23:17", so how can you parse this string into month,day,year,hour and minute.
But .Net Framework already support you for such task. You can use DateTime.ParseExact() for this purpose. Here is sample code
1 DateTime convertedDateTime = DateTime.ParseExact(
2 "20/08/2008 13:10",
3 "MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm",
4 System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture);
5 Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Day: {0}", convertedDateTime.Day));
6 Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Month: {0}", convertedDateTime.Month));
7 Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Hour: {0}", convertedDateTime.Hour));
Hope this tip will help you
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2 comments:
This is my problem, especially, when I set a field in database is DateTime type. hmm, it always display naughty type as: 12:00:00 00:00.... now I can convert it as I want kaka ^^. Thank Xi Trummmm.
you're welcome. i like your avatar, it's cute
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