Date Diff

[A]

Hi Group,

Coming from a VB background I am looking for the quickest path to do a date
diff in C#. I see that C# has no date diff function so this must be more
obvious than it looks.

Thanks

[Frank Oquendo]

A wrote:

Hi Group,

Coming from a VB background I am looking for the quickest path to do
a date diff in C#. I see that C# has no date diff function so this
must be more obvious than it looks.

What's the difference between a "date diff" and thisDate - thatDate?

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[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

A,

It is =)

If you have two variables of type DateTime, you can do this:

// The first date.
DateTime pdatStart = DateTime.Now;

// Wait for two seconds.
Thread.Sleep(20 00);

// Get the time.
DateTime pdatEnd = DateTime.Now;

// Get the difference.
TimeSpan pobjDifference = pdatEnd - pdatStart;

The TimeSpan class is used to handle differences in datetime values.

Hope this helps.
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Hi Group,

Coming from a VB background I am looking for the quickest path to do a date diff in C#. I see that C# has no date diff function so this must be more
obvious than it looks.

Thanks

[Chris R. Timmons]

"A" <NO****@hotmail .com> wrote in
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Hi Group,

Coming from a VB background I am looking for the quickest path
to do a date diff in C#. I see that C# has no date diff
function so this must be more obvious than it looks.

Look in the help file for "DateTime Structure" and "TimeSpan
Structure".

Chris.
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[Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]]

Hi

Based on my understanding, you want to do "date diff" in C#.
Actully, all .Net languages use the .Net class library to do operations.
So you can refer to .Net structure DateTime and TimeSpan. It is not the
feature of C#, but included in the .Net class library which can also be
used by VB.net etc.

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[Frank Oquendo]

[OT]

Would you mind having a look at my pose "UCOMIMoniker.B indToObject"? I'm
desperately seeking a solution and no one seems to know just how this
method works.

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