How to write datediff and format in c#

[Vincent]

Hi, in VB6 I have something like:
txtDays.Text = datediff("d",date1,date2)+1
txtLogdate.Text = format(Now,"dd-mmm-yyyy")

how do I write this in c# ?

Thanks

[Wayne]

if you do Date1 - Date2 you will receive a TimeSpan object. This has a days
property which is the number of days between the two dates.

so:
txtDays.Text = ((Date1-Date2).Days + 1).ToString(); //Not sure you still
need the +1 here, I added as you have it below.

and for the log date:
txtLogdate.Text = DateTime.Now(ToString("dd-mmm-yyyy");

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Hi, in VB6 I have something like:
txtDays.Text = datediff("d",date1,date2)+1
txtLogdate.Text = format(Now,"dd-mmm-yyyy")

how do I write this in c# ?

Thanks