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Parse string to DateTime in C#
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This line is parsed DateTime.Parse("08/08/2000 00:00:00")
This line isn't parsed DateTime.Parse("08/24/2000 00:00:00")
Question is very simple and stupid, I'm sorry but can't figure out why.
This is likely a localization issue, where it's trying to parse in day/month/year format, and you're assuming it's month/day/year format.
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DateTime ParseExact string was not recognize as a DateTime C#
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I can't figure a way to parse a Datetime object that is "10/24/2022 4:01:35 PM" to "24/10/2022 16:01:35".
Can't find an answer for this exact format.
Thanks in advance!
I guess you don't need to parse that string to DateTime since you have it already in Process.StartTime and you're looking at it in the debugger. Then use it directly. If you really have it as string you simply need to use DateTime.Parse with InvariantCulture:
DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse("10/24/2022 4:01:35 PM", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
and for the output:
Console.Write(dt.ToString("dd'/'MM'/'yyyy HH:mm:ss"));
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I am working with an API that requires a certain type of Date format. The date example I am being provided is 10/1/2020 and it converts to 1601528400000. I have never used this type of date before and completely puzzled on what it could be. Does anyone know what type of date format this is?
Example of the URL: https://www.test.org/exports?s_id=-100&g_id=-100&c_id=-100&start_date=1601528400000&end_date=1602478800000
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How can we obtain the current date in format yyyy.MM.dd in C# ASP.NET?
using DateTime.Now
Simply by using
string date = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy.MM.dd");
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Parse string to DateTime in C#
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Why does this:
Convert.ToDateTime("08/31/2017")
throw an System.FormatException but not this:
Convert.ToDateTime("09/12/2017")
If you need more information please ask and I will update or comment. I have no clue what is causing this issue, so I don't know what details you need.
The default order for this date format on your computers culture is Day/Month/Year, as 31 is not a valid month it fails. If you want this order, you need to provide the format with it:
var x = DateTime.ParseExact("08/31/2017", "MM/dd/yyyy",CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
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Convert String to Date in .NET
I new here, I'm stuck with this problem when a have an array of strings with values of "120612" and "200612".
I need to convert the strings to a date format like this, "Tues 12 June, 2012". How will I do that?
Thanks in advance.
DateTime.ParseExact is probably what you're looking for:
DateTime.ParseExact("200612", "ddMMyy", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture)