Date & time

[[Yosi]]

DateTime dd = DateTime.ParseExact
("27/09/2003", "dd/MM/yyyy");

I still get an error :
"(939): No overload for method 'ParseExact' takes '2'
arguments"

-----Original Message-----
Dates of that format are ambiguous. It's probably trying to parse this asMM/dd/yyyy. Clearly this specific date is dd/MM/yyyy but the parser doesn'ttry to figure that out. You can use DateTime.ParseExact, e.g.
DateTime dd = DateTime.ParseExact ("27/09/2003", "dd/MM/yyyy");
See the documentation for DateTime.Parse to see some more flexible examplesof how to do this without explicitly specifying the format.

"Yosi" <yo*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:11****************************@phx.gbl...

Why i cann't convert date to DateTime :
System.DateTime dd= Convert.ToDateTime("27/09/2003");
How to do that , tjis one thowes an exception .

I can't find a Date class

[Jon Skeet]

[Yosi] <yo*******@hotmail.com> wrote:

DateTime dd = DateTime.ParseExact
("27/09/2003", "dd/MM/yyyy");

I still get an error :
"(939): No overload for method 'ParseExact' takes '2'
arguments"

As suggested before, look up DateTime.ParseExact in the documentation.

You'll find it takes either three or four parameters. You probably want
the version taking three - there are examples in the MSDN for what you
might want to use.

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Jon Skeet - <sk***@pobox.com>
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[Bret Mulvey]

Sorry, forgot the IFormatProvider parameter:

DateTime dd = DateTime.ParseExact("27/09/2003", "dd/MM/yyyy", null);
"[Yosi]" <yo*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:10****************************@phx.gbl...

DateTime dd = DateTime.ParseExact
("27/09/2003", "dd/MM/yyyy");

I still get an error :
"(939): No overload for method 'ParseExact' takes '2'
arguments"

-----Original Message-----
Dates of that format are ambiguous. It's probably trying

to parse this as

MM/dd/yyyy. Clearly this specific date is dd/MM/yyyy but

the parser doesn't

try to figure that out. You can use DateTime.ParseExact,

e.g.

DateTime dd = DateTime.ParseExact

("27/09/2003", "dd/MM/yyyy");

See the documentation for DateTime.Parse to see some

more flexible examples

of how to do this without explicitly specifying the

format.

"Yosi" <yo*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:11****************************@phx.gbl...

Why i cann't convert date to DateTime :
System.DateTime dd= Convert.ToDateTime("27/09/2003");
How to do that , tjis one thowes an exception .

I can't find a Date class