IN VB.Net, you can use the DateDiff method to calculate the difference between 2 days. How do you do this in C#? I want to find the number of days between 2 dates. I there a 0 days, then I want to know the number of hours and minutes between 2 dates
I see there is a method for the DateTime object which allows me to subtract, but it requires a TimeSpan object, andI am not quite shure how to create this correctly. I presume it goes something like this..
daysLeft = _PM_Cutoff_Date .Subtract(new TimeSpan( ?, ?, ?, ?) where ? = int of Days, hours, minutes and seconds
Can someone clear up my confusion on how to do this calculation
Thanks a bunch!! 2 1406
DateTime dt = Convert.ToDateT ime("1/1/2004");
DateTime dt1 = Convert.ToDateT ime("3/1/2004");
TimeSpan ts = dt1.Subtract(dt );
Note, you can use compare to see which date is larger, if either could be
larger.
You also have this static method:
TimeSpan ts = System.DateTime .op_Subtraction (dt, dt1);
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news:2B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... IN VB.Net, you can use the DateDiff method to calculate the difference
between 2 days. How do you do this in C#? I want to find the number of
days between 2 dates. I there a 0 days, then I want to know the number of
hours and minutes between 2 dates. I see there is a method for the DateTime object which allows me to
subtract, but it requires a TimeSpan object, andI am not quite shure how to
create this correctly. I presume it goes something like this... daysLeft = _PM_Cutoff_Date .Subtract(new TimeSpan( ?, ?, ?, ?) where ? =
int of Days, hours, minutes and seconds. Can someone clear up my confusion on how to do this calculation?
Thanks a bunch!!
Issac Gomez wrote: IN VB.Net, you can use the DateDiff method to calculate the difference between 2 days. How do you do this in C#? I want to find the number of days between 2 dates. I there a 0 days, then I want to know the number of hours and minutes between 2 dates.
I see there is a method for the DateTime object which allows me to subtract, but it requires a TimeSpan object, andI am not quite shure how to create this correctly. I presume it goes something like this... daysLeft = _PM_Cutoff_Date .Subtract(new TimeSpan( ?, ?, ?, ?) where ? = int of Days, hours, minutes and seconds.
Can someone clear up my confusion on how to do this calculation?
You can also subtract 2 DateTimes to get a TimeSpan representing the
difference:
Dim daysLeft as TimeSpan
' remove any clock-time components from the cutoff date
' so subtracting DateTime.Today doesn't result in
' a 'fractional' TimeSpan
Dim normalizedCutof f as new DateTime( _PM_Cutoff_Date .Year, _
_PM_Cutoff_Date .Month, _
_PM_Cutoff_Date .Day)
daysLeft = normalizedCutof f.Subtract( DateTime.Today)
Console.WriteLi ne( "Days left: {0}", daysLeft.TotalD ays)
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