TimeSpan Problem

Why is it that:

DateTime start = DateTime.Parse("1:00 AM");
DateTime stop = DateTime.Parse("2:30 AM");
TimeSpan ts = stop - start;
Response.Write(ts.Minutes.ToString());

Produces 30, not 90? How do I return the exact number of minutes between 2
times?

Thanks a lot.

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

Because the number of minutes on the resulting TimeSpan is 30. If you
want to get the total number of minutes, you need to access the TotalMinutes
property.
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Why is it that:

DateTime start = DateTime.Parse("1:00 AM");
DateTime stop = DateTime.Parse("2:30 AM");
TimeSpan ts = stop - start;
Response.Write(ts.Minutes.ToString());

Produces 30, not 90? How do I return the exact number of minutes between
2 times?

Thanks a lot.

[koredump]

What you need is ts.TotalMinutes

[Chris Shepherd]

msnews.microsoft.com wrote:

Why is it that:

DateTime start = DateTime.Parse("1:00 AM");
DateTime stop = DateTime.Parse("2:30 AM");
TimeSpan ts = stop - start;
Response.Write(ts.Minutes.ToString());

Produces 30, not 90? How do I return the exact number of minutes between 2
times?

Because the Minutes property of the TimeSpan struct represents the
minutes in the hour, not the total number of minutes. Just use the
TotalMinutes property.

Chris.

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

Take a look at TotalMinutes

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http://www.laceupsolutions.com
Mobile & warehouse Solutions.
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Why is it that:

DateTime start = DateTime.Parse("1:00 AM");
DateTime stop = DateTime.Parse("2:30 AM");
TimeSpan ts = stop - start;
Response.Write(ts.Minutes.ToString());

Produces 30, not 90? How do I return the exact number of minutes between
2 times?

Thanks a lot.

Perfect. Didn't even notice TotalMinutes. Thanks a lot.

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Because the number of minutes on the resulting TimeSpan is 30. If you
want to get the total number of minutes, you need to access the
TotalMinutes property.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

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>Why is it that:

DateTime start = DateTime.Parse("1:00 AM");
DateTime stop = DateTime.Parse("2:30 AM");
TimeSpan ts = stop - start;
Response.Write(ts.Minutes.ToString());

Produces 30, not 90? How do I return the exact number of minutes between
2 times?

Thanks a lot.