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Java Date and Time

By Chaitanya Singh | Filed Under: java

In the past, I have shared several tutorials and guides on Java Date and time. In this post, I will share the link of all those articles.

Java 8 Date Time API – Guides and Tutorials

Java 8 introduces whole new API in the java.time package. There are tons of useful classes in this package that we can use to do a particular task that was difficult to do pre java 8.

Note: This section is under development. We are constantly adding new tutorials and guides on Java 8. We will be adding the links under this section.

1. LocalDate – This represents a date without time and timezone information.
2. LocalTime – This represents a time of the day without timezone information.
3. LocalDateTime – This class represents the date and time without the timezone information, this can be considered as a combination of LocalDate and LocalTime classes.
4. ZonedDateTime – This class represents the date with time and zone information. ZonedDateTime = LocalDateTime + Zone Information.

Classical Date Time API – Pre Java 8

Here are the guides and tutorials on the classical Date Time API.
1. How to get current date and time in Java
2. DateFormat class with examples
3. SimpleDateFormat class
4. Java – Convert Date to String
5. Java – Convert String to Date
6. Java – Convert 12 hour format to 24 hour format
7. Java – Display time in 12 hour format with AM/PM
8. Java – Convert String to 24 hour date time format
9. Java – Formatting the Date with time zone
10. Java – Format the Date to display the Day of the week
11. Java – Parse Date
12. Java – Compare two Dates of different Formats
13. Java – Display current time in Milliseconds format
14. Java – Get time in milliseconds
15. Java Date Validation
16. Java – Calculate number of days between two dates
17. Java – get previous and next day date from the given date

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